mastering archicad 11
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‎2008-10-17 05:57 AM
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‎2008-10-17 10:17 AM
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‎2008-10-17 10:25 AM
jon2 wrote:No such program!
i wanted a program that will require me only 1-2 weeks to study the whole day because i will also study gdl and sketchup
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‎2008-10-17 10:29 AM
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‎2008-10-17 10:30 AM
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‎2008-10-17 10:33 AM

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‎2008-10-17 10:36 AM
jon2 wrote:Go to a 3D/visualization forum instead and be happy. This is a CAD-related forum and you're obvoiusly not into CAD.
if there are a lot of better programs why do you still using archicad? rhino3d and moI looks decent and amazing . Just like what i see in magazines. I already knew that new gadgets are modelled in computer but they do look so real. ipods and laptops look so real
Good luck.
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‎2008-10-17 10:40 AM
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‎2008-10-17 11:42 AM
"Mats_Knutsson" wrote:"jon2" wrote:
if there are a lot of better programs why do you still using archicad? rhino3d and moI looks decent and amazing . Just like what i see in magazines. I already knew that new gadgets are modelled in computer but they do look so real. ipods and laptops look so real
Go to a 3D/visualization forum instead and be happy. This is a CAD-related forum and you're obvoiusly not into CAD.
Good luck.
but i just wanted to practice doing these structures in computer or at least in ac11. photorealistic renderings are just a bonus. I know it is easier in ac11 to create buildings than autocad that's why i'm looking for some ways to explore the capacity of ac11. I've heard a lot of objective and ac12 curtain wall tool
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‎2008-10-17 01:05 PM
not 2 clicks as 90% of our buildings , but yes it could be "done" in archicad , and yes I don't find it something wrong that archicad enables us to do shapes in other packages and import it here .
I would love to have all that directly in ArchiCAD , but so far it is not .
any how ... I don't think that anyone would be against having organic tools in archicad ( beside programers in GS i guess )

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‎2008-10-17 01:09 PM
Objective and the AC12 curtain wall are improvements, but they still won't give you native tools to build structures like these.
The geometry you're showing probably can't be built in Archicad without substantial effort and almost no ability to edit it without completely rebuilding it. You'd be better off to build it in something else like Rhino, Cinema 4D, 3DS Max, etc. Once you import it into Archicad, you may or may not be able to convert it into usable construction documents. The representation of objects brought in from other programs is really weak.
If you just want to model these for presentation, just use a presentation modeler. Rhino is awesome for that.
If you want to do construction documents, you'll need something that can do swept or revolved profiles. You could pull off some of this with Revit's