Can I create a library from DWG files?
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‎2024-09-21 07:10 PM
Hi!
Is there a way to Smoothly - straight forwardly - without endless workaround .... load 3D DWG library many objects without converging one by one?
I just downloaded all branded appliances (subzero/wolf) that we use in our projects. It's A LOT of files (each product has one 3d dwg). These brands had many different files for different softwares to download, just not for archicad/gdl... hence 3D DWG.
Now when I downloaded & organized everything into appliance folder, my plan was to attach it in Library Manager. But it seems that even though the library is added, it's not showing when I click on object.
I know that archicad can read 3D DWG but I would have to do one by one . My time is worth more than this so it is not even an option to do one by one.
My goal is that when I would since the Appliance folder with 3D DWG, through archicad library manager, that when I would be working in project and search for appliance XY, I could find it, and add it as I work. (The usual).
Please could someone elaborate on how to connect 3D DWG library, or convert it as whole.. or I don't know... basically anything except converting one product by one.
Thank you!
Operating system used: Mac Apple Silicon
Archicad Solo 26 and 27 (in testing mode)

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‎2024-10-10 05:28 AM - last edited on ‎2024-10-10 05:38 AM by Barry Kelly
Have you tried importing RFA files as GDL.
I've never tried it myself.
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‎2024-10-12 07:12 PM
Sure, but I have MANY of them. This is to do one by one - I clarified that one by one is not convenient. If it already can convert the file, it should as well convert several of them at the time or make a library out of it . So that was my question, if there is something better than one by one technique?
Archicad Solo 26 and 27 (in testing mode)