Friday - last edited Friday by Barry Kelly
Hi everyone,
to extend what Archicad can do, I’ve made a simple add-on that keeps a to-do list right inside the project file, in a palette you can dock next to your floor plan.
Yes, I know, I know – you could do this with text, schedules or properties… been there, done that. Why not simpler?
It works in Archicad 26, 28, 29 and 30 on Windows and Mac (unfortunately I had no way to test it on a Mac, so your feedback is welcome).
The add-on is free, including for commercial use (MIT licence).
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Tlj-G0dui0JBFA8d6GG7k20C1nKwsDgk?usp=sharing
Looking forward to your feedback, and have fun!
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Saturday
Thanks, it seems that compiling addons on Mac is a project itself 🙂
I will try to give it another try with making it as a pkg file. It might be that the file is not actually damaged - MacOS shows this message for add-ons downloaded from the internet that are not notarized by Apple, that as I got to know cost 99$/year.
You may try to unflag a file using terminal - if it doesnt work I will have to stick to Windows until I have a real option to test it.
To unblock it:
Thats an AI solution. Let me know it if helps, and later I will put it as a pkg file anyway.
Przemek
Friday
Amazing! Thanks for sharing
Friday
This looks brilliant!
I'm on Mac but I get this error "The file is either not an Add-On or an outdated one that cannot be used with this Archicad version."
I ran the xattr command via Terminal but Archicad is not keen.
Anyone else on Mac willing to try and give feedback please.
Friday
OK, thanks for the feedback. Are you using intel or arm Mac? I was worried to put a Mac version out as I was not able to test it. It might be due to you using Archicad 27. I will try to get a MacOS feedback from more users and then find a solution
Przemek
Friday
I get this message on an Intel Mac, running AC29
Saturday
Thanks, it seems that compiling addons on Mac is a project itself 🙂
I will try to give it another try with making it as a pkg file. It might be that the file is not actually damaged - MacOS shows this message for add-ons downloaded from the internet that are not notarized by Apple, that as I got to know cost 99$/year.
You may try to unflag a file using terminal - if it doesnt work I will have to stick to Windows until I have a real option to test it.
To unblock it:
Thats an AI solution. Let me know it if helps, and later I will put it as a pkg file anyway.
Przemek
Saturday
Cool, that worked for the Intel Mac. I'll try it later on the silicon Mac.
Thank you!
Friday
That looks very useful. Thank you, @przemnn.
Quick question: I don't use teamwork since I'm a solo practitioner. Does this work with local files as well?
Friday
It surely does 🙂
Przemek
Friday
I really like the idea. Did you consider adding the option of attaching a view to the task? That would be a really awesome tool then.
Saturday
It could be possible but won't it make it too much complicated? What would be your purpose to do it?
Przemek