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2010-02-15 05:25 AM
2010-02-24 06:12 AM
Brett wrote:Exactly.
For those that haven't surfed the Augi forum,(probably not many) every year Augi list the most asked for features and then every member vote/rate there most wanted from 10 down to 1 i.e. 10 votes for each member. Makes you feel included. Here it is just pot luck.
2010-02-24 08:26 AM
owen wrote:I must agree with that. We already made wishes about wish management many years ago, I do not feed the list anymore.
The ArchiCAD wish (non-)system is a totally broken waste of time.
2010-02-24 11:14 AM
Philippe wrote:Agreed - thats why i signed off 'a-mostly-happy-ArchiCAD-user'
I must agree with that. We already made wishes about wish management many years ago, I do not feed the list anymore.
However, Archicad can cover over 90% of the production of architectural drawings effectively. I annoys me a lot about the remaining 10%, like everyone else. But the overall picture remains productive and significant work is produced with Archicad.
2010-02-24 11:58 AM
owen wrote:I know
Its just when you are constantly running into that 10% it feels like a lot more than 10%
2010-02-26 03:36 AM
2010-02-26 08:24 AM
Don wrote:Yes. I've been using the program since version 3.43 and many of the major improvements have not only incorporated user wishes but gone beyond them, sometimes by orders of magnitude. Not always in their immediate effects but in the long term implications.
I have been using AC since 4.5 and maybe have a slightly different take on things. I really do agree with most of the wishes/complaints that have been posted. I mean, I know you can do a whole bunch with SEO, custom profiles and Objective (a fabulous add on BTW), but why can't we do simple modeling without all have to resort to all these "work-arounds"? And why do things work differently from plan to section to 3d? Really........
Thank being said, I for one am glad that GS has been (and hopefully still is) looking to the future and not being led by user wish lists. Maybe someone with a better memory might comment, but I do know that in the past GS has leap frogged many of the wishes so many users were adamant about, with better and more forward looking tools and improvements.
Anyway, just another view..........
Don Lee