2014-05-06 03:44 PM
2014-05-17 11:58 AM
Graphisoft wrote:It doesn't really address the issue of producing the demolition plan where you want to show the retained part of the existing and indicate the skin(s) to be removed and then show the final plans with the new skin(s) forming part of the composite for energy calculation purposes and adjusting the door position if it is affected by the new skin thickness. For me I see the adjustment of opening objects (Doors/windows) as the biggest challenge to making the renovation filter work e.g. adding a new lining and placing the door in the new lining. Still, AC offers plenty of workarounds...Dan wrote:Would this help?
And why still no update to the Renovation Tool so you can set the renovation status of individual skins in composites - currently there is no (easy) way to add say a new external insulation layer to an existing wall, which is a pretty common requirement now for retrofit / refurb. works.
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2014-06-12 12:31 PM
laszlonagy wrote:
Find the official announcement and new features at:
http://www.graphisoft.com/archicad/archicad-18/overview/
2014-06-12 01:00 PM
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2014-06-12 06:44 PM
Mjules wrote:Same answer as when you asked last year about version 17 ... the trial version won't be available until after the initial releases begin shipping. Even then, there is often a delay between shipping and appearance on Myarchicad.com.
Where is the trial version of ArchiCAD 18 ? I am waiting for it !
2014-06-13 05:33 PM
2014-06-13 06:59 PM
skawagon wrote:I believe that Graphisoft's idea is that people who need a network render will purchase C4D itself. The shaders and settings in AC CineRender will transfer directly to C4D which supports network rendering.
There are two things I hope will be added in terms of rendering engine:
1) Texturing in 3D window
2) And way more important - Network render.
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