I am currently using Archicad on iMacs at work and at home, which have
Intel chips. When I downloaded AC 29 my home computer gave me a message
that AC 29 couldn't be used since it has an older OS (can't be updated).
My question is, if I purchase a new iMac with an Apple Sili...
Working on a project and in the model plan view the text for the doors
and windows are all shown(see Model view). When I go to plot the plan
they randomly disappear(see plot view) .
Having an issue with dimensioning in AC 28. Figure 1 shows the floor
plan with nice even dimensions. Figure 2 shows the plot with dimensions
down to 1/64 an inch. Why would AC change them? All the dimension
preferences match. Operating system used: Mac Intel-based Sonoma 14....
I'm having a problem with aligning a surface in CineRender. A client
needed a rendering with his logo on a sign on the side of his building.
I used his logo to create a surface I applied to a wall and aligned the
edge and it worked in the generic 3D view but when I rendered ...
When I open up the Graphisoft License Manager Tool I've been getting an
error message. This started a couple of weeks ago. At first, the message
said that the key couldn't be found which was puzzling since I don't use
a key. The SW---- was shown so I didn't worry about it. Y...
No. it works on the newer mac with macOS 15 Sequoia but not withe older
mac with Monterey. I am thinking about buying a new mach with the Apple
Silicon chip(to replace the older mac) and wanted to know if if my
license would support both the new mac and the one with macOS 15...
Thanks Barry. AC 28 and 29 work on my newer mac with macOS 15 Sequoia.
AC 29 doesn't work on my older mac with macOS 12 Monterey. Both have
Intel processor chips. If I buy a new Mac with Apple Silicon chip will
it work with the license I have? When I download an update it al...
I went back and changed some of the filter settings and solved the
issue. I'm still not sure why the setting differed on the elements . The
door and window elements were all placed at the same time and were the
same elements. Thanks, Bob Moore
