!Restored: ¿News about AC 12?

[Anonymous]

Hi all!


¿Anybody knows anything about AC 12, please?


I'm hearing rumours, but nothing concrete...


Thanks a lot and regards.



P.S. Like another user says: "forgive my spanglish..."

[TomWaltz]

s2art wrote:

John wrote:
This was in the latest AEC Bytes article about Graphisoft at the AIA Convention:

"Graphisoft used the AIA show to preview some of the new features in the next release of ArchiCAD, version 12, ...

So is anyone allowed to say what the new features are yet?

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[Thomas Holm]

TomWaltz wrote:
Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet? ...

Somebody please restart him

[Dwight]

Thomas wrote:

TomWaltz wrote:
Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet? ...

Time to stop for ice cream.

[Dennis Lee]

s2art wrote:

So is anyone allowed to say what the new features are yet?

I guess somebody in Finland is.

http://www.mad.fi/mad/archicad12.html

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

An official announcement seems to be coming soon. An article of Lachmi Khemlani founder and editor of AECbytes called "Technology Product Highlights from AIA 2008 Convention" relates two new products ARCHICAD 12, and a trimmed version of ARCHICAD called ARCHICAD START EDITION.

ORIGINAL REVIEW

[Anonymous]

What Graphisoft seems unable to understand is the ability of Revit to stablish links between structural parts, ie walls and slabs, walls and columns, etc. This allow to mantain linked the core parts of the building (if you choose it), just the way we use to work. Nothing of this incredible feature seems to be introduced on v12, if this report is to be true

[Eduardo Rolon]

Rogelio wrote:
What Graphisoft seems unable to understand is the ability of Revit to stablish links between structural parts, ie walls and slabs, walls and columns, etc. This allow to mantain linked the core parts of the building (if you choose it), just the way we use to work. Nothing of this incredible feature seems to be introduced on v12, if this report is to be true

That's the way you are used to work, not me. If the leak is true then you will be disappointed and you can switch to Revit and be Happy.

[Anonymous]

No, I'm not happy with REVIT. In fact, I'm very happy with ArchiCAD since v6.0. I don't know what kind of Architecture is done at your office, but certainly I've always thought that rule designs seems to be there and you cannot escape to them. Ie: 30 cms between a facade and the columns. Ie: dimensioning an slab with a 60 cms module for a technical floor. I could go on forever. If I want to introduce this kind of relationships so I can modify the dimensions os the whole building without having to reposition all the stuff that comes with it is a good thing. And if you don't like it you can simple turn off that option. Simple, isn't it?

In fact, I was told from ArchiCAD Spain that this kind of links between architectural objects is something to be introduced in v12.... Should they move to REVIT to be happy, man?