What is needed for ArchiCAD to use the plugin?
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‎2005-06-16
09:19 PM
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‎2023-08-07
11:59 AM
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Doreena Deng
‎2005-06-16
09:19 PM
i have downloaded the latest API and have ArchiCAD running in DEMO mode (graphisoft hasnt given me my id yet) and after compiling the addon which compiles with only one warning:
ACAP_STAT.lib(ACAPlib.obj) : warning LNK4099: PDB 'api_c.pdb' was not found with '\Program Files\Graphisoft\API Development Kit 6.1\Support\Lib\Win\ACAP_STAT.lib' or at 'c:\Documents and Settings\matthew\My Documents\Visual Studio Projects\ArchiCAD Add-On1\Make.Win\Debug\api_c.pdb'; linking object as if no debug info
the add-on manager gives me this message:
The file is an outdated Add-On that cannot be used with this ArchiCAD version.
shouldnt the examples compile as a demo add-on out of the box without changing anything? If it helps to know, im on Windows XP SP2, using visual studio 2003
-- Matthew Peychich
ACAP_STAT.lib(ACAPlib.obj) : warning LNK4099: PDB 'api_c.pdb' was not found with '\Program Files\Graphisoft\API Development Kit 6.1\Support\Lib\Win\ACAP_STAT.lib' or at 'c:\Documents and Settings\matthew\My Documents\Visual Studio Projects\ArchiCAD Add-On1\Make.Win\Debug\api_c.pdb'; linking object as if no debug info
the add-on manager gives me this message:
The file is an outdated Add-On that cannot be used with this ArchiCAD version.
shouldnt the examples compile as a demo add-on out of the box without changing anything? If it helps to know, im on Windows XP SP2, using visual studio 2003
-- Matthew Peychich
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‎2005-07-18 03:44 PM
‎2005-07-18
03:44 PM
Strange. You should be able to use the default Add-On in the DEMO version.
Try opening the compiled Add-On with Visual Studioas a resource and check whether it has a 'VERS' and an 'MDID' resource in it. (It should have a 'VERS' resource for version 9.0 and an 'MDID' resource of 1 and 1.) If it doesn't then try again with a new project without touching the GRC files at all first.
... and just an other thought: make sure that the Visual Studio AC Add-On AppWizard uses the correct API DevKit directory to compile your Add-On.
HTH:
Andras.
Try opening the compiled Add-On with Visual Studio
... and just an other thought: make sure that the Visual Studio AC Add-On AppWizard uses the correct API DevKit directory to compile your Add-On.
HTH:
Andras.