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2019-11-23 01:42 PM
2019-11-24 11:28 AM
Raoul wrote:Hi again Raoul,
GRAPHISOFT PLEASE LISTEN!
We need a faster genuine ArchiCAD tool for doing genuine parametric objects! And this really quickly.
Otherwise, as already mentioned,
ArchiCAD IS ON HIGH SPEED ON THE HIGHWAY TO LOOSE THE BATTLE IN FAVOR OF OTHER SOFTWARES LIKE REVIT.
GDL is good but compared to other softwares this tool didn't evolve. The scripting interface's evolution is almost null in 15 years. There are new GDL commands with each new ArchiCAD release but using this programming language demands an effort of trial and error that nobody has the time to spend today!!! In the past when were no other choices this was good. But now we need a faster and more adaptive tool.
A graphical node based GDL tool would be possible.
Grasshopper as an external tool means paying twice the price for one tool and it's really cumbersome. Is it the way to go? I don't believe it. Not on a long term. I don't imagine an external tool working like an internal one. It never does.
Could we imagine the integration of Grasshopper in ArchiCAD ? This would be great!
If not, a new visual tool for parametric objects is REALLY CRUCIAL for the future competitiveness of ArchiCAD on the market!
2019-12-02 03:18 PM
2019-12-13 10:04 AM
2019-12-13 05:24 PM
leceta wrote:
I left my objects geometrical logic to be developed inside GH, where it shines, and let GDL create the Archicad friendly lightweight objects
2019-12-13 07:57 PM
2019-12-13 09:56 PM
2019-12-16 10:31 AM
2019-12-16 12:02 PM
leceta wrote:Sorry I didn't make myself clear... I was trying to say that: The
"GDL objects is not logic for an architect mindset". Then this mindest you talk is not prepared for grasshopper neither.