!Restored: ArchiPIPE 1.1 object

[Anonymous]

Hi people,

Here is the link for an object I designed and uploaded to the new Object Depository witch is, in my humble opinion, a great advance in the stablishment of a real consistent archicad community. Good job Tibor!


http://archicad-talk.graphisoft.com/object_depository.php?browse=Depository/15%20Mechanical/Drainage

Some feedback would be very appreciate.

Best Regards,

Braza

[Laszlo Nagy]

Thomas wrote:

Braza wrote:

Thomas wrote:
It's a good point... Maybe your income can be increased by 4!

Yes... By Four ints, that is.... (not worth much these days - Hungary uses the Euro now, don't they?)

Forint is still official.
1 USD = 215-220 HUF.
We will have Euro in 2010 or later depending on when the country will be able to meet certain very strict financial criteria.

This discussion has gone slightly off-topic, but I nevertheless enjoyed reading it. )

[Anonymous]

Long live to the Forint!... At least until 2010

laszlonagy wrote:
This discussion has gone slightly off-topic, but I nevertheless enjoyed reading it. )

You are right laszlo!

So... back to the track... What about ArchiPIPE 1.1?... Fire as will!

Cheers,

Braza

[Anonymous]

It's a nice object, Braza.

I use it with AC9. It works fine on plans and 3D windows, but with cross-sections. I tried with several pipes: horizontal, vertical, tilted, variuos kinds of materials and joints, ...

The result is always the same: an error during the cross-section regeneration and only the joints appear.

The error message I get is as follows:
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Paramètre(s) manquant(s)
à la ligne 211 du fichier ArchiPipe_ENG_AC9.gsm.
Erreur interne dans la fonction de génération
à la ligne 211 du fichier ArchiPipe_ENG_AC9.gsm.
Elément de Bibliothèque non correctement converti (Ch biom 3)
----
which roughly translates to:
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Missing parameter(s)
on line 211 in file ArchiPipe_ENG_AC9.gsm.
Internal error in generator function
on line 211 in file ArchiPipe_ENG_AC9.gsm.
Library element has not been correctly converted (Ch biom 3)
----
Any hint or bug fix, anyone ?

I might be able to help the community in the future, but for now, I am a newcomer in GDL so I call for help.

Thanks in advance

Serge

[Anonymous]

Hi there,

Just a complement of information regardding the "missing parameter" I reported a few minutes ago.

The only way to void the error is to set both the 3D and 2D Detail Levels to "Lines".

Hope it helps with the debugging.

[Jere]

How do I make a curved pipe using ArchiPIPE?

[Anonymous]

Matthew wrote:

Thomas,

Haven't you been getting your checks? Why do you think Dwight and I post so much?

At one Forint per post it really adds up. When I reach 3000 I'm going to blow it all on lunch at the mexican place across the street.

I knew it... all of u with these fancy avatars !!
i think Bill Gates started like that.. and rumors about donald trump

[Anonymous]

Jere wrote:
How do I make a curved pipe using ArchiPIPE?

Just click in the editable hotspot (green one) in the middle of the object and it will change the radius of the curve.

BTW there is a new version of archipipe in the object depository!

[Anonymous]

Hi. I've been using this object recently and I noticed that I can stretch it only to a certain extent and must rotate it to change the direction. Why ?

[Anonymous]

Sasho wrote:
Hi. I've been using this object recently and I noticed that I can stretch it only to a certain extent and must rotate it to change the direction. Why ?

Hi Sasho,

ArchiPIPE behaves like a commercial object... As you can see in its settings you can define the commercial max length to insure you have the correct number of connections in your project
About rotating it to change the direction: It don't bother me at all... but if people find it useful I can handle it in the next version... What do you people think?

[Anonymous]

Can english units be implemented for the english version?
Thanks,
Joseph