which add ons should i use?
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2006-02-26
09:25 AM
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2023-05-26
11:40 AM
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Rubia Torres
unfortunately i found out that there are many of them and i cannot find out which is what and the most important where can i find them
is graphisoft sellling them as additional programs or there are other companies?
i just found out that someone is using the 'door window builder' (thats what he said) is this an add on to make your own doors? or he meant the normal window and door tool in archicad?
last question:
is there an add on that can help me make my own objects?
thanks a lot for your help and patience
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2006-02-26 09:34 AM
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2006-02-26 09:49 AM
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2006-02-26 11:02 AM
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2006-02-26 01:20 PM
Then restart and go to "Extras" menu,If everything is ok you will see the names af the add-on

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2006-02-27 04:17 AM
WENDY_NEVERLAND wrote:Both.
is graphisoft sellling them as additional programs or there are other companies?
WENDY_NEVERLAND wrote:It is a library in fact, produced by CADImage, the New Zealand distributor. Check their Web site.
i just found out that someone is using the 'door window builder' (thats what he said) is this an add on to make your own doors? or he meant the normal window and door tool in archicad?
WENDY_NEVERLAND wrote:Many ... starting with ArchiCAD itself, 3DS import, DXF import, DWG import, SketchUp import, onwards to (free) GDL ToolBox, ArchiForma, MaxonForm, and the best - GDL CookBook and your own knowledge of GDL.
is there an add on that can help me make my own objects?
In the ArchiCAD documentation (Graphisoft Documentation folder I presume), you can find PDFs on this subject. Ask your reseller for PDF or a printed version of Object Making With ArchiCAD book by David Nicholson Cole, that used to be a part of ArchiCAD package - as usual, its presence was not documented or touted, therefore almost nobody noticed.
Check the Resources forum - there are a few posts with extensive list of ArchiCAD related links. Many of them contain a wealth of free objects that someone else already did.
HTH,
ArchiCAD since 4.55 ... 1995
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2006-02-27 10:33 PM
Door/Window Builder is a must for me. It offers an almost endless variety of door and window types. At first it seems a bit tedious, but you get used to it. And once you come up with a door you like, you can always save it to favorites. I like it.
Steve

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2006-02-27 10:48 PM
WENDY_NEVERLAND wrote:I think the biggest and most important question is really "What do I need to do that an Add-on would make more cost effective?"
hi im using archicad 9 (and archicad in general for 3 years and im starting to become curious about the add on thing.
unfortunately i found out that there are many of them and i cannot find out which is what and the most important where can i find them
is graphisoft sellling them as additional programs or there are other companies?
i just found out that someone is using the 'door window builder' (thats what he said) is this an add on to make your own doors? or he meant the normal window and door tool in archicad?
last question:
is there an add on that can help me make my own objects?
thanks a lot for your help and patience
Some add-ons add new editing or modeling functions to Archicad, such as Ralph Wessel's Objective. Others are simply objects that add a certain intelligence or automation that you did not have before, like anything from ObjectsOnline.com. Yet another class combines the two, giving you the ability to create or edit new 3D objects in ways you never could before, such as the CADImage Accessory Tools.
There are dozens of add-ons that range from $20 to $900 each. You can easily browse the different web sites, but make sure what you are buying actually meets your needs. All of the add-ons are useful to someone, but maybe not you specifically.
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2006-02-27 11:03 PM
i found a demo on archiglazing for doors and windows. i dont know if its official but i found it on the graphisoft website.
ill try searching more demos to find out what i really want
many many thanks
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2006-02-28 09:17 AM
You can find links for API —oe Add On web sites— here
— Api in FC-Cadlink
— ArchiCAD lap
— and in ArchiRadar Web site ArchiRadar
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