Heck, 'disappointing' would be a vast improvement at this point from where I'm at. with a separate workflow with our non-architecture discipline collaborators that doesn't depend on the type of integrated process that Graphisoft seem to be aiming for here (most of our non-Architecture AEC colleagues barely even use BIM at all).this version release is not just disappointing but I would even go as far as say it's maddeningly infuriating. I don't post much here anymore since I was threatened with a ban for defending myself not so long ago, but I'll make this one exception to post again just for this after which, who knows, I may just get banned for sure this time because I'm going to be blunt.Īs a WINDOWS Archicad user in a small firm (read: non 'Key Client'-type, non-'Big name/Starchitect-type of firm) more focused on DESIGN, and. Yes, I'm going to be that guy, who's not going to join the inevitable chorus of congratulations and kudos but rather go the opposite way. Am I forgetting something? No new tools or mentions of fixing interface inconsistencies.Īnd the new integrations with Nemetschek products are understandable but worrying, as it seems to mark a departure from the openbim vision that Graphisoft has been defending until now.

Maybe the new objects and textures are great, will see when our version comes out. Mep integration instead of being a paying feature was a must. Python and Param-o are interesting, but more a long term thing. Well, I feel that for small firms there are not so much novelties. GRAPHISOFT Career - Introduction by the CEO: Here is a list for reference:Īrchicad 24 microsite on : Please read the press release here:Įffective today, the International, US, UK and Ireland, German, Austrian, French, Italian, and Brazilian localized packages are available for download on the official download site:Īlong with the release, lots of new materials are available about Archicad 24. Archicad 24 was released today in multiple languages, along with new versions of BIMcloud and BIMx.

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