Archive for the ‘Development’ Category

Coverings Hotfix is now available

23 January 2013 4 Comments Jonathan Breen
ArchiCAD, ArchiCAD 16, Coverings, Development, Tip of the Day, Tools

The Coverings tool for V16 has been updated & released as a hotfix for V16 This fix includes a lot of elements hidden from the user interface… but the end result is that the Coverings tool is a lot more stable We recommend you download & install the update for a better experience with the

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Acquisition of Encina and formation of Cadimage UK Limited

14 January 2013 No Comments Campbell Yule
Development, News

Press Release Auckland, New Zealand and Bristol, United Kingdom, Monday January 14th 2013. Cadimage Group Limited of Auckland, New Zealand, today announces the acquisition of Encina and the formation of Cadimage UK Limited. Cadimage Group has acquired all the assets of Encina Limited and Cadimage UK has been formed to continue the work that has

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We Want You!

20 July 2012 9 Comments Joshua Osborne
Cadimage, Development

ArchiCAD 16 versions of the Cadimage Tools are now all released, and we’re pretty pleased with ourselves with what has been one of the most successful, well-polished releases we’ve ever made. So what now? We have a perfectly serviceable set of developers here, but what should they do? We reckon that you, our customers, are

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Quality Control

1 May 2012 1 Comment Andrew Watson
Development

We identified quality control as one area requiring attention. It’s going to take a few months to turn this weakness into a strength, but we have outlined a path to achieve this. At the end of the road, we want to take pride in the quality and dependability of our software. Some hard decisions we

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Components Stored as Presets

30 April 2012 No Comments Andrew Watson
Development

Each component is now a logical group of settings including Model, Materials and Appearance properties. So it makes sense to be able to save the complete bunch of settings as a preset. So when you choose a preset tile roof cladding, you are selecting not only the cladding type and dimensions, but also the plan

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Logically Grouped Settings

27 April 2012 2 Comments Andrew Watson
Development

Until now, Materials and Appearance have been separated from the rest of the settings. For instance, you could navigate to the Cladding page of Roof Coverings, and choose a cladding type and dimensions. But to set the material and pens for the cladding, you would have to navigate first to the Materials page, then to

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Attribute Presets

26 April 2012 No Comments Andrew Watson
Development

Attribute presets replace individual pens, fills and line types. This provides a number of benefits: 1. Set default attributes Save an attribute presets with your preferred pens, fills and line-types and every object that uses that attribute preset will now use your preferences. This is a very quick way to set your default attributes. 2.

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Farewell to the Roundel

24 April 2012 No Comments Andrew Watson
Development

There has been a drive to simplify the Settings dialog wherever possible, and maintain consistency across all library parts. As a result certain items have been eliminated. These items include the roundels that used to appear on the left of standard groups of settings, and the blue star beside preset controls.


Farewell to Global Settings – Welcome Back to Local Control

23 April 2012 No Comments Andrew Watson
Development

The first change you will notice is that the ‘Full Detail – Quick Settings’ control has vanished. This control was introduced a couple of years back, with the intention of making it easier to use the tool at a basic level (Quick Settings mode), but provide extra control if required (Full Detail). The concept seemed

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Changes are Afoot…

20 April 2012 No Comments Andrew Watson
Development

Over the past several weeks we have been working on the Coverings tool, fixing bugs and making the tool work better. An interim release is imminent, so now is a good time to tell you about what improvements have been made. We plan to implement these changes throughout the tools over the next year, so

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