built-in modules

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‎2005-05-06 08:45 PM
‎2005-05-06
08:45 PM
MACBKPro /32GiG / 240SSD
AC V6 to V18 - RVT V11 to V16
AC V6 to V18 - RVT V11 to V16
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‎2005-05-08 01:03 AM
‎2005-05-08
01:03 AM
If it is a PLN file, you can create a Preview Picture for it, you will see that in Windows Explorer or Mac Finder.
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AMD Ryzen9 5900X CPU, 64 GB RAM 3600 MHz, Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB, 500 GB NVMe SSD
2x28" (2560x1440), Windows 10 PRO ENG, Ac20-Ac28
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‎2005-05-08 06:44 AM
‎2005-05-08
06:44 AM
If they are small modules (say balconies, bathrooms, unit plans) it makes sense to bring them all once into a pln file to be used as a 'module library' in a second session of ArchiCAD. With Suspend Groups unchecked you can copy paste the modules into your destination file as you need them, and also you have immediate feedback as to the state of your whole modules package (such as when you make changes to some unit plan and have not updated some other yet).

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‎2005-05-09 04:19 AM
‎2005-05-09
04:19 AM
good info gentlemen, thx a lot
MACBKPro /32GiG / 240SSD
AC V6 to V18 - RVT V11 to V16
AC V6 to V18 - RVT V11 to V16