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leceta
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Speckle for Archicad is coming

this single development will have a massive impact on how we work and collaborate with Archicad. Really great news for this community!

 
https://speckle.community/t/Archicad-connectors/1499/12

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Aaron Bourgoin
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Does Speckle federate all these components from diverse platforms? The online descriptions are too brief to tell.

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leceta
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sorry, what do you mean by "all these components"? are you asking about that particular implementation (which I have no idea about details) or about speckle workflow in general?

 

Aaron Bourgoin
Virtuoso

if everyone has a connector for their platform of choice, then do all the pieces of everyone's models show up in a federated space?

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leceta
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Not necessarily. When a speckle data stream is uploaded it is stored in server, with an identifier and a meaningful comment.
The actual federation would happen when a user actively downloads data streams of his choice to a particular application.

leceta
Expert

note that a "federation" in that context could mean getting one data stream uploaded from Rhino representing geometry (speckle mesh), another data stream uploaded from excel with a bunch of data (speckle dictionary), and finally downloading them in a third application joining/federating everything together (supposing that the particular implementation of "speckle for Archicad" was designed to make sense of that particular combination of geometry+dictionary, lets say that in Archicad this is converted to a slab with properties.
Each connector implementation is capable of making sense of a particular set of data types. Speckle is mainly a development platform and its full potential flourish when one is capable of adapting the tool (writing code) to its needs.

leceta
Expert

Or it could be simply that I upload two data streams from rhino representing (two) meshes (wich are stored in the speckle server not repeating the data structure of a rhino mesh, but other one, for that particular case speckle already has its own data structure to represent a "mesh") and then each one these streams is downloaded from Archicad as a morph (supposing that the connector converts "speckle meshes" to morphs.

leceta
Expert

 

https://speckle.systems/tutorials/getting-started-with-speckle-for-Archicad/

note is on Alpha state, current support:

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P.S: Still not published, seems that we need to wait for the upcoming update of Speckle Manager 2.5

Aaron Bourgoin
Virtuoso

link doesn't appear to work.

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Barry Kelly
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I have amended the link.

 

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