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en1 · 2024-06-24

I work at a multi-disciplinary office, where architects use Archicad. These models are then imported via IFC to Revit, for the structural engineers. We managed to get all elements translated correctly and editable, except for walls. Hence my question...

Python lines and user input · 2023-10-25

Hi, I'm trying to set up a workflow using Python in Archicad, similar to something I did in Revit. However, I need some guidance on Python in Archicad, since my questions are not answered by the documentation.My workflow is as follows:user inputs an ...

en1 · 2023-05-22

Would it be possible to create a horizontal scroll bar when selecting building materials? Or make it possible to widen the selection menu. Right now it's quite trial-and-error to select the correct building material, since the names are too long for ...

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Our translator is included in the attached pln file.

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Turit, you are a hero! Thank you for this solution, this works like a charm.

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Thank you for the reply Laszlo. We did struggle with the native-to-native conversions, but managed to get all elements exported correctly with a good amount of R&D. However, we are fully stumped as it comes to walls, since openings are very common, a...

Re: Python lines and user input · 2023-11-08

Thank you for the help Bernd. Is it possible to read and write files in the (embedded) library using Python? Then I can create a workaround using GDL instead of creating an Add-On.

Re: Python lines and user input · 2023-11-06

Hi Bernd, Thank you for the reply.By an "address", I mean a physical address which consists of a street, a housenumber and a postal code. Thank you for the pointers to the Add-On, I was unsure if it could be done with solely the Python API. Kind rega...

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