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dj-sprout wrote:Above all else, get the training. You will lose much more time digging through manuals and praying for divine intervention than you will spend on the training. There are a lot of things Archicad can do, but only a real training will help you make the most of it.
2.) Full 3d modelling capability is a nice plus. But, what we are really after is software that is reasonably easy to learn, use, and can produce quality construction documents. How satisfied are users with Archicad's ability to produce quality cd's ranging from a single family renovation to a multi-story office building? Architectural Desktop promised a lot, but delivered practically nothing. We barely use its features at all, and we're drafting in 2d anyway.
2005-08-06 11:54 PM
TomWaltz wrote:If 'the Atlanta office' is larger than say two CAD-proficient and ArchiCAD-enthusiastic guys, *do get* the help of a CAD consultant to set up your templates and quickly learn the tip and tricks you need to go straight and without accidents from your customized blank template to your finished CD printouts, PDFs, and DWG exports. If the users simultaneouly do the basic training (surprisingly many just don't, ever), that should leave you ready for your first small ArchiCAD projects in say two months.
Above all else, get the training.
2005-08-18 12:33 PM
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