When is AC 10 Release Date

[Anonymous]

I thought AC 10 was going to be released around the end of February. Any ideas on when the new version will be out, and what capabilities it will have.

Thanks,

Grant

[__archiben]

Scott wrote:
guess what else just went live?

i give up? what?

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[Scott Davis]

Click me if you are curious

[TomWaltz]

With the new Intel Macs, I may not be bugging for an Apple Revit version as much.... I found yesterday that ADT runs quite well under Boot Camp.

[Ignacio Azpiazu]

Scott wrote:
Click me if you are curious

Heh, the graphic design has that awkward Graphisoft presentations look and feel.

The 'what's new' makes it feel like a release of an say ArchiCAD 8.5 (with some very cool things though, like the Room/Zone tool with labels in elevations etc. is cool). I think it will sound like 2 generations behind ArchiCAD 10.

[Chadwick]

I think Graphisoft should adobt the idea that the entire model is 'live' and there is no updating. Thats pretty slick - I like working with tiled windows in Revit and seeing the changes in 3 different views at once. Not to mention the options feature, the phasing feature... its quite the tank on system resources though.

[Anonymous]

Chadwick wrote:
I think Graphisoft should adobt the idea that the entire model is 'live' and there is no updating. Thats pretty slick - I like working with tiled windows in Revit and seeing the changes in 3 different views at once. Not to mention the options feature, the phasing feature... its quite the tank on system resources though.

This sounds nice until you have a large project with many people working on it and PAs asking for sets of drawings for consultant and client meetings. Work in progress is not always what you want to show. Especially if the model is undergoing significant alterations. There are also issues about the differences between schematic drawings (including architectural plans, sections, elevations, details, etc.) and actual cut views of the model.

ArchiCAD has always excelled in this area and it is one of the main reasons for several firms around here choosing it over Revit.

That said, I believe that GS is moving toward more live model interaction and we may someday see this and more along the lines of my New Working Environment suggestions.

[Steve Jepson]

gerstenlaub wrote:
And, concerning the release date, a little bit more specific: www.graphisoft.de/produkte/archicad/archicad10/

Very interesting. Apparently there will be no announcement. today after all.
The link says:

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ARCHICAD 10 - der Countdown läuft!
Nur noch kurz.
Ab 18. April 2006 finden Sie hier Informationen zu ARCHICAD 10.

ARCHICAD 10 - that COUNT down runs!
Only briefly.
Starting from 18. April 2006 you find here to information too ARCHICAD 10.

http://www.graphisoft-nordbayern.de/archicad-10---der-countdown-l%E4uft_tipp_542.html

[Scott Davis]

Matthew wrote:
This sounds nice until you have a large project with many people working on it and PAs asking for sets of drawings for consultant and client meetings. Work in progress is not always what you want to show.

It's more embarrasing when the PA goes to the meeting with a set of plans, and unrolls them to find that someone forgot to hit the "update button", and the set of drawings he has is the same he showed them a week earlier.

Clients have to expect that any design is a "work in progress" throughout the project timeline. My clients appreciate that the model is "live" when I explain the process to them, and apprecaite it even more when I take their project to the meeting on a laptop with a projector and make changes they request live in front of them. This is when it's really fun to tile the views and watch it all update.

[Djordje]

Scott wrote:
Clients have to expect that any design is a "work in progress" throughout the project timeline. My clients appreciate that the model is "live" when I explain the process to them, and apprecaite it even more when I take their project to the meeting on a laptop with a projector and make changes they request live in front of them. This is when it's really fun to tile the views and watch it all update.

Agreed.

The opening of the windows gives them time to catch the breath and wipe the glasses ...

[Rakela Raul]

Scott, i assume you are using the latest version of revit, 9 i think and released on my birthday.....btw
did you have any problems opening the projects in progress done in the previous versions ??