I am looking at purchasing an ArchiCAD license, as I am now work for myself, My understanding is that if I was to purchase a US license rather than an AUS license I would save about $2K (a fair amount of money when starting out) Is there any issues w...
If I select a composite structure (a wall for example) and eye-dropper it (option-click) to make it active in the info box, it should be the composite I see when I open: Options> Element Atributes> Composites... The process works as expected for line...
I have been battling with this for so long .Can someone direct me on how to create a sloppy wall please.
I am sure there's a switch somewhere, but I've run into the following issues that I believe are "bugs" ... #1 When editing a library part, the button the previously put scripts in a NEW WINDOW no longer does so... It actually overrides the main windo...
Morph as a design tool flexible and convenient , can it accommodate DOORS and WINDOWS ? And I try to pull out the ( attach ) interface from AC 18 . Could you direct me ?
Hi I'm trying to model a verticle green wall, does anyone have any tips? Cheers Scott
Hi, Ive been caught out a few times where I accidentally change an object, this time a curtain wall to, lets say, 100000000mm and it takes ages for AC to change the object to this dimension. Is there any way I can stop the command even though my curs...
We have released ArchiCAD 18 Update 6000. It is currently available through the automatic update system for the INT, SWE, UKI, SPA, AUS, USA, NOR, HUN, NZE, GER, AUT, NED, ITA, RUS language versions. Further language versions will be enabled as they ...
See attached but basically here's what we are trying to accomplish: 1. we have a "Slab plan" which shows the foundation walls and the slab. 2. then we need to show the story above which is called the "Main floor Plan" as a "background" (ghosted-grey)...
I am currently working with a project that contains a tall building with several roof terraces. I would like to use slabs as the terraces, showing them on all stories above so that you get the big picture when you see the plans, without having to dra...
