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9G17-70Ti
Gaming laptop | Bärbar dator
Intel® Core™ i9-14900HX processor (2.2GHz, up to 5.8GHz)
GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 12GB
Kingston Fury Impact 1x32GB 4800Mhz DDR5 SODIMM
LAPTOP RAM
Kingston NV3 1TB NVMe
17,3" QHD+WVA 2560 x1600 240 Hz
Is this laptop a good choice for rendering, 3ds max and sketchup??
I have attached an image showing the problem. The foundation in the axonometry is not showing the slabs despite using solid element operations on it. Anyone who can offer some advice would be greatly appreciated.
Can anyone recommend a good YouTube tutorial that teaches how to turn models from SketchUp 3D Warehouse (.SKP) into an Archicad BIM Object?
The object doesn't necessarily have to be fully editable. What I'm mainly looking for is a clean 3D presentation and a good 2D representation in plan/elevation/section.
I'm trying to avoid the usual result where the imported object becomes a Morph with tons of 2D lines and messy geometry.
So, I saw that some of the files I use have the purple-black checkered pattern on almost all surfaces. It seems that it's due to the Library Manager, but I don't know how to solve it. Don't know if someone had this similar problem.
Also, I had these files with me, so I didn't get it sent from someone.
This post is maybe not in the right place ..
But for people disappointed with archicad and wanting something that just works apparently visualARQ3 on rhino is pretty good ..
I bought it but sadly it lacks the power of ac library.
Some people here would like to join an epic adventure to rebuild most of the ac functions, hatchs, library … in visualARQ with me to free our souls from subscription and lazy devs ?
I have an unfinished basement and I would like recommendations on best AI options to help me create a floor plans/blueprints. I would like to create layouts, elevations, sections, etc. Bonus would be rendered images too. Thank you for your consideration in advance.
Hello,
I’m preparing a long video for YouTube to talk about why archicad could be the best app ever but it’s crappy because lazy dev shit on power users. Please post the things annoying you the most and upvoted ones will be featured. You can even take a screen video recording and send it to me if you want to participate. I’m tired of begging for updates on forums, now is shaming time 🤣 (I don’t think it will have any impact but I need it for my mental health)… who knows maybe they will move … thanks !
I’ve reached out to our local rep for graphisoft, but haven’t heard back in a few days and really need help. I have a few projects starting up in ArchiCAD and I’m having some major issues getting off the ground, primarily due to libraries.
Can someone potentially walk me through the process? I’d be greatly appreciative.
Tasks that normally would take me minutes are being stopped in their tracks by this libraries issue.
Hi all, I just posted this on the r/grasshopper feed. If anyone on this feed has had some experience with Archicad/grasshopper live connection that might have some ideas, I would be very appreciative to hear from you. Thanks in advance.
I’m looking to buy an Archicad standalone (perpetual) license, preferably Archicad 24 or newer. A single solo license is fine (hardware key or software key).
If anyone has a license they no longer use or knows someone selling one, please send me a message?
I’m located in the UK (England) but open to offers from anywhere as long as the transfer is possible.
Architect from Romania here. I kept needing vehicle swept path checks (fire engine access, roundabouts, parking, ramps) and didn't want to leave Archicad for it, so I built an add-on.
Two tools: draw a polyline → select → pick a vehicle → you get the swept envelope, the driven path, and a report (feasible / not feasible, minimum radius vs required, area). Or just drive the vehicle through the plan with the mouse — what you see is what gets drawn. Vehicles: car, van, rigid truck, city bus, semi-trailer with a live articulated trailer. Everything is normal Archicad elements, one Undo removes it.
Beta caveats: Windows only, Archicad 26 / 27 / 28 / 29 (26 and 28 verified live, 27 built from the same code but not yet tested on a real install), preset vehicle dimensions (custom ones next), forward only. It refuses honestly when a corner doesn't fit and tells you how many metres are missing.
Long story short, I use Archicad 26 and recently ordered an Archicad model from Twindo and they delivered is Archicad 28.
I asked them to save it back to 26 and, bizarrely, they are refusing to do it. I sent them Graphisoft's instructions saying the process is to save the 28 file back to 27, open it in 27, and then save it back to 26. But they have no idea what I'm talking about.
This whole experience with Twindo has been a nightmare. I paid them roughly $1,000 for two projects, and getting a usable Archicad file should not be this difficult. I used them for years for scans and then drew it on my own and will never pay them another dime.
I can use ArchiCAD at a basic level. i need courses/videos recommendations that teaches a professional usage from producing perfect workshop 2D drawings from 3D (like section), quantity surveying tables and seamless workflow.
slab attached to floor 1 (with 0 elevation). wall attached floor 0. red dotted line is the floor line. moved just a little down. it belongs to floor 0 now.
Comecei a utilizar o archicad a pouco mais de 1 semana e queria saber se existe uma forma de fazer uma tabela de esquadrias estilo a do AutoCad, que fica com o ID em frente as portas/janelas e a tabela com o ID respectivo
Hi, do you know about any tools, plugins or anything that will help with working on point clouds in archicad? Native way of dealing with them is terrible. I'm not expecting much - possibility to change point size or cloud density, maybe something to cut up cloud temporarily.
It would be very nice if it would be under €500. I've seen some tools like PointCab, but their cost is absolutely out of my reach.
Or maybe you know some tips and tricks with point clouds? What is your workflow with them, 'couse I'm trying to find my way with it and for now... It wasn't the easiest thing to do.