2005-04-01 09:32 PM - last edited on 2023-05-23 03:37 PM by Rubia Torres
2005-04-01 11:34 PM
2005-04-04 07:54 PM
2006-03-03 08:45 PM
TomWaltz wrote:I'm amazed to hear this. I have never been able to get it to work. I create profiles but they are never actually saved or available to use in objects (profiles along paths). I wrote to CadImage long ago, never got a reply, pestered them again and they finally wrote back and said a new version would be posted "soon" but that was in July of last year. I think since 3D Profiler was bundled with AC 10 subscription CadImage must have discontinued development on it. Shame because it could be good.
Yes we are. It ROCKS!
There are a few bugs, that I understand they are working on for a service pack soon.
2006-03-03 09:06 PM
Chazz wrote:Why would that mean they discontinued development? Maybe it was just a way for them to sell more copies....
I think since 3D Profiler was bundled with AC 10 subscription CadImage must have discontinued development on it. .
2006-03-03 10:46 PM
Tom wrote:Yeah, I looked at the update page quickly and saw the date 02/12/02 and thought they were using the commonwealth practice of month first...
It was last updated in December 2005. I'd call that current for a service pack...
2006-03-04 08:46 AM
Chazz wrote:Yup, I've been down that road many times with the 3d Profiler from CadImage. I too was creating profiles that were not being saved. I cant guarantee that your problem is the same one that I encountered we'll just have to see right? Okay, here's what I discovered and what I did about it....when I was finally frustrated that I couldnt find my profiles that I created I dug deep into the system folders and discovered that some of my missing profiles were actually saved in the folder where I first downloaded the 3d Profiler. You see, when I downloaded the 3d Profiler, I installed it and registered and did everything accordingly..but...something happened that I did not expect...the profiles that I was creating were being saved in that dowloaded folder that came from a zip file which I temporarily kept on my desktop. And some of my profiles, not all, were being saved where they should be.."in the archicad folder where archicad is installed"...I forget where 3d Profiler installs its libraries exactly but its definitely inside the archicad folder. After discovering this...I simply cut all my profiles that I created that were strangely located on the folder I had on my desktop which I mentioned earlier...and I pasted all of them in the 3d Profiler Lib. folder located somewhere in the archicad folder under archicad libraries most likely. So, what you might want to do is check those cadimage tools folder....your profiles might be there or if your really cant select a single profile when your in the archicad environment, then I recomend you find your 3d profiler lib. folder (should be with the zip file that you downloaded from cadimage), copy it, and paste it to archicad libraries. (p.s. be sure to copy the whole 3d profiler lib. folder...you dont want library parts floating around in your archicad folder. I hope this helps in some way.TomWaltz wrote:I'm amazed to hear this. I have never been able to get it to work. I create profiles but they are never actually saved or available to use in objects (profiles along paths). I wrote to CadImage long ago, never got a reply, pestered them again and they finally wrote back and said a new version would be posted "soon" but that was in July of last year. I think since 3D Profiler was bundled with AC 10 subscription CadImage must have discontinued development on it. Shame because it could be good.
Yes we are. It ROCKS!
There are a few bugs, that I understand they are working on for a service pack soon.
If anyone has seen the issue I have where nothing is saved and never shows up in profile manger and has solved it, I'd love to know.
Thanks.
2006-03-04 02:06 PM
2006-03-05 12:58 AM
Chazz wrote:huh? that's only you guys, not the rest of us . . .
and saw the date 02/12/02 and thought they were using the commonwealth practice of month first...
2006-03-06 09:19 PM