
Shoegnome Work Environment for Archicad 29
I updated my Work Environment for Archicad 29 so that we can all start using the latest version of Archicad ASAP. Enjoy.

I updated my Work Environment for Archicad 29 so that we can all start using the latest version of Archicad ASAP. Enjoy.

Graphisoft is doing an community challenge through the end of November 2024: Archicad In Your Pocket.

Instead of getting paid today, I updated my Work Environment for Archicad 28. Enjoy.

Being able to navigate the 3D window in Archicad is super basic, but also extremely important.

I’ve updated both the Shoegnome Open Template v27.2 for Archicad 27 and my Shoegnome Work Environment for Archicad 27.

Before you can properly switch to a new version of Archicad, you must update your Work Environment. Here’s my Archicad 27 Work Environment.

Before you can properly switch to a new version of Archicad, you must update your Work Environment. Here’s my Archicad 26 Work Environment.

Before you can properly switch to a new version of Archicad, you must update your Work Environment. Here’s my Archicad 25 Work Environment.

Before you can properly switch to a new version of Archicad, you must update your Work Environment. Here’s my Archicad 24 Work Environment.

I’m often asked how to import a template or Work Environment into ARCHICAD. Here’s how.

No surprises, just minor tweaks to an already great Work Environment updated to ARCHICAD 23.

No surprises, just an already great Work Environment updated to ARCHICAD 22.

Before we can start properly using a new version of ARCHICAD, we must first set up our Work Environment. Download my Work Environment for ARCHICAD 21.

Instead of using the Toolbox, I have created a custom toolbar for my Tools. Here’s how you can make a similar Toolbar.

I’ve customized my Work Environment for ARCHICAD 20. Learn about what I did in this short video and download the Work Environment for yourself.

Have you updated your Work Environment for ARCHICAD 19? I mean REALLY updated it? I have. Here’s a video and much, much more.

It’s been way too long since I talked about Work Environments in ArchiCAD. We had a good run last spring and summer with close to 10 posts on this subject. Read them all here. I still have a bunch more to say and share. If I haven’t written about a Work Environment you sent me yet, I’m sorry. I do intend to continue this series. There’s just been a LOT
So this is part 2G. Like all those countless movie sequels, it’s time to change up the post titles and not highlight that this is the equivalent of 2007’s Land Before Time XIII: The Wisdom of Friends. Just call it Land Before Time: The Wisdom of Friends. There’s no need to see the original Land Before Time movie to appreciate this umpteenth sequel. By the way, I saw the original
Here’s Part 2F of my series on Work Environments. Have you read all the others? Part 1, Part 2A, Part 2B, Part 2C, Part 2D, and yes even Part 2E? Â Cleanest Work Environment EVER This is a Work Environment from a friend and local Minnesota ArchiCAD user. He redoes his Work Environment monthly. The craziest WE he tried was having no navigator on screen but having the organizer on a
Here’s Part 2E of my series on Work Environments. Why 2E and not part 6? Well the plan is to do a Part 3, 4, 5, etc. that has nothing to do with the tangent started in Part 2 (ie, sharing everyone’s work environments). Have you read Part 1, Part 2A, Part 2B, Part 2C, and Part 2D yet? Does the name Scott H MacKenzie sound Familiar? It should. Last week
Here’s Part 2D of my series on Work Environments. Have you read Part 1, Part 2A, Part 2B, and Part 2C yet? So we’ve already seen Work Environments from PCs and Work Environments from Macs. Well here are two Work Environments from the SAME USER. The first image is from a 27″ display. The second is from a 15″ laptop. For the last few months I’ve been working solely off a
Here’s Part 2C of my series on Work Environments. Have you read Part 1, Part 2A, and Part 2B yet? I think these two Work Environments go together well. While on the surface these two might look very similar, look closer. The first Work Environment is from a Mac and the second is from a PC. The big benefit of the PC Work Environment is that palettes can be minimized. I
Here’s Part 2B of my series on Work Environments. Have you read Part 1 and Part 2A yet? I think this is a pretty cool 2 screen solution. The main screen is almost completely drawing space. Only the toolbox and a few toolbars encroach on the useable space. You’ll notice the toolbox is a little bigger than you’re used to seeing. That’s because this user is also using the MEP
A month ago I posted an 8 minute video discussing a few aspects of my Work Environment in ArchiCAD. You can read the original post and watch the video here. There are some really good comments as well, so don’t forget to check those out. Anyways, at the end of the post I asked for readers to send me screenshots of their Work Environments. Below is the first in a

Thought about your ArchiCAD Work Environment recently? This week I’m trying something different (no real surprise, right?). In honor of setting up my new home office, I’m going to talk about my ArchiCAD Work Environment. I’m not going to cover everything about it, but let’s see what I can share under eight minutes. Here’s one spoiler: If your info box is stretched horizontally across the top of the screen like