Shoegnome Open Template Updates: 18.12 and 18 ported to 17

Since sharing my latest template I’ve found a few minor corrections. The latest is that “Filter and Cut Elements in 3D” had the cut surface display override checked. I’m not sure why that was the case. I stopped overriding the cut surface display once we got Building Materials in ArchiCAD 17. Anyways that’s fixed. As are a few other things so minor that I can’t even remember.

Perhaps more interesting for users not yet on ArchiCAD 18 is that I’ve done a Save As down to ArchiCAD 17. If you don’t have access to ArchiCAD 18 you can now view my template in ArchiCAD 17. Since I have already spent more time writing this post than I did downgrading the template, there are a few things missing (a couple of Surface images are gone and the Zone Stamps need to be relinked for sure). But if you are really interested in using the template in 17, it won’t be hard to fix them.

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2 thoughts on “Shoegnome Open Template Updates: 18.12 and 18 ported to 17”

  1. David Joshua Plager, AIA

    Awesome insights and templates – I love how Jared shares to help other ArchiCAD users – Thank YOU Jared – and Happy Thanksgiving to all 🙂

    1. Thanks! BTW, your comment on some random LinkedIn thread back in January 2013 was super important to this post on the Four BIM Flavors. And that post was the official start of some of the major themes within my writing over the past two years. So a HUGE thank you back to you!

      In fact how my understanding of BIM has changed since writing that post is (I hope) very apparent in how my template is structured and evolving. In many ways it’s set up to help us all go from little bim to BIG BIM, and make our work easier, where ever we are on that journey.

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