... from the From the NEMETSCHEK Vectorworks Parasolid document... "From the creation of planar surfaces,
to solid modeling functionality, to free-form modeling features,
Vectorworks enables design
professionals worldwide to design anything they can imagine.
With its robust modeling capabilities, Vectorworks has been used to design the building and
everything in it. Designers need formal freedom not only for the basic elements of walls, doors,
windows, roofs, and slabs, but also to serve as the basis for furnishings and fittings in the building. In
the building shell itself, this could mean a free-form roof shell, or a custom window with an unusually-
shaped border cut into a curved wall. In the finer details, this could mean compound-curved furniture
elements or plumbing fixtures, accurate portrayal of accent lighting fixtures or door hardware, or the
integration of a commissioned sculpture in the building model."
to solid modeling functionality, to free-form modeling features,
Vectorworks enables design
professionals worldwide to design anything they can imagine.
With its robust modeling capabilities, Vectorworks has been used to design the building and
everything in it. Designers need formal freedom not only for the basic elements of walls, doors,
windows, roofs, and slabs, but also to serve as the basis for furnishings and fittings in the building. In
the building shell itself, this could mean a free-form roof shell, or a custom window with an unusually-
shaped border cut into a curved wall. In the finer details, this could mean compound-curved furniture
elements or plumbing fixtures, accurate portrayal of accent lighting fixtures or door hardware, or the
integration of a commissioned sculpture in the building model."
Being optimistic is not bad. But in our case its really out of reality
So imagine you were an Archicad 12 user, working in your office (solo) and not in a big firm and you have paid your subscription. Now Archicad 13 is announched and you go to the web page to see what'new. Where did the money you paid for the subscription go.
And you read... read... and actually see that everything is about TW2. So you paid and you will use zero new features that you can use? Do you feel angry? Frustrated?
And i did not tell you the bad news. You have to pay to upgrade your plugins. So now tell me. Is there a single reason to upgrade?
Now imagine things piling year after year with 1-2 "big" features and 4-5 minor ones. Then you would REALLY be pessimistic.
If there was a proper scripting language , then all those 4-5 minor features, would be found at a users repository scripts, but GS prefers to have an API that changes release after release, without backward compatibility
So imagine you were an Archicad 12 user, working in your office (solo) and not in a big firm and you have paid your subscription. Now Archicad 13 is announched and you go to the web page to see what'new. Where did the money you paid for the subscription go.
And you read... read... and actually see that everything is about TW2. So you paid and you will use zero new features that you can use? Do you feel angry? Frustrated?
And i did not tell you the bad news. You have to pay to upgrade your plugins. So now tell me. Is there a single reason to upgrade?
Now imagine things piling year after year with 1-2 "big" features and 4-5 minor ones. Then you would REALLY be pessimistic.
If there was a proper scripting language , then all those 4-5 minor features, would be found at a users repository scripts, but GS prefers to have an API that changes release after release, without backward compatibility
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