a week ago
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a week ago
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Laszlo Nagy
I was sooo looking forward to coming back to Archicad after soo many years as it was my first cad software i EVER learnt in highschool so the feeling of nostalgia was strong indeed, but my experience was anything but that...
I even brought this up at one of there youtube video hoping they would do something but instead graphisoft chose to shadow ban my comment. This shows that they are more worried about sticking to their old traditions and impose censorship rather then listening to their loyal customers who have supported them for so long.
Its a shame Nemetschek still funds Archicad. I am hoping my company movies to a better cad software which i shall not name but we all know it.
a week ago
I'd love to hear about the other platforms you learned and what you liked about them.
Wednesday
Hmm very good question - For 3D Revit and sketch up where just so effortless and easy to slide into
For 2D - Vectorworks is insane as to how many variables are packed into every single tool and how easily a 2D plan flips into a 3D model. After using Archicad i have even more respect for vector works
a week ago
Are you using Archicad for CAD drafting or BIM modeling?
Wednesday
Predominantly CAD work
yesterday - last edited yesterday
Revit, effortless and easy to slide into... I found it unituitive, but I have only spent a few hours by myself in it and maybe with longer, or some instruction, I would have gotten where it's logic is coming from...
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