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hpenbeoglu
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No-GDL Easy Parametric Object Creation

Hello forum,

 

I am not 100% sure where to post this, but it's definitely about libraries and objects. Two things:

 

1-I believe there is a gap for smart object creation. You can easily create non-smart objects or amazing, smart objects with advanced GDL coding. There is no middle ground. Library Part Maker is not smart, GDL is not easy, Param-O is unfinished, and Grasshopper requires extra knowledge and a license. Do you agree? Because I'm working on something, and I want to know if people share the same feeling. 

 

2-Related to the item above, I'm looking for people like myself who want to create smart GDL objects without learning GDL. It is an online tool in beta version which is not open to the public yet. So I hope this post does not count as promoting. (But I still won't share a link to respect) However, I genuinely need others' feedback. If you are interested, please message me.

 

 

 

 

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Lingwisyer
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Is this related to the dynamic AI generated basic objects that people have been bouncing around on here recently? What is the input? I have not played around with any of this, but my question for this direction is if it can deal with feature creep. Inevitably when you create something "smart" to do x, once you have used it a whole lot, someone will as if it can do x+y as well...

 

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hpenbeoglu
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No, it's not an AI tool that creates geometry from an image or something similar. To be honest, I didn't reinvent the wheel; more like reusing existing smart ways on the market.

 

A brief description of the first version is that you use reference planes and align geometry to dimensions. Then the platform creates the necessary code for you. You just need to import it to Archicad. 

 

This is a beta version. I basically stopped applying all the features in my mind because it only makes sense when people actually use it. So yes, it can do x+y+z or more.

 

I'd be happy if you give it a go 🙂 Here are some images to give you an idea.

 

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Macbook Pro 16" 2.4 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i9 - 32 GB RAM - 512 GB SSD | MacOS 13.3.1 (a)

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