do a table in archicad? ! ?

[epasinet]

Hello guys I made a small test project of a residential house with archicad and after putting the stamps area in each room of the first floor and second I wanted to report that data on a summary table.
This table should be laid in the table where there will also be the plants of the building, should contain for each room of the building the height, the surface, the volume, the description of the intended use of the corresponding room, the windowed surface and perhaps the calculation of the aereroilluminating ratio.
This table, if possible, could also allow me to sum the data of the areas of all the premises so that I can bring back the total surface of the building.
I searched and searched in all the commands of archicad but I couldn't find anything like that.
It would suffice a simple spreadsheet as there is in autocad or vectorworks..
Am I wrong?

 

[DarthVader]

have you used the various commands of abachi and lists? gives you partial results and sums. I've never used this much, but I don't know until the tables can be exhausted. I remember that one of the cigraph plugins was just a spreadsheet excel style

 

[epasinet]

have you used the various commands of abachi and lists? gives you partial results and sums. I've never used this much, but I don't know until the tables can be exhausted. I remember that one of the cigraph plugins was just a spreadsheet excel style

the plug-in of the cigraph you say I believe it is architabula that I think has the versatility and interface worse than excel 1 for commodore plus4
so that there would be a fee, the smart stamp of cumirco that manages to automatically fill out the abachi that eventually are static and dead instruments and anyway I do not find it right that a software of the likes of archicad should depend on cumirco that for how good one day could tire and do other leaving the users devoid of an indispensable function in an architectural cad! !
I hoped that in some other way cigraph would have thought to allow users to work with data extrapolated by the model.
for me it is really difficult to accept certain choices! bim qua, ifc there and then you can not make a simple sum of data extrapolated from the model.
I understand that it is important to make the project in 3d but if you cannot extract the data and manage them I ask what it takes so much effort

ps excuse the vent darth you do not centers anything, indeed you are always of great help.

 

[Tristan]

have you used the various commands of abachi and lists? gives you partial results and sums. I've never used this much, but I don't know until the tables can be exhausted. I remember that one of the cigraph plugins was just a spreadsheet excel style

What did you say about archicad and revit? that archicad is 2-3 times better than revit? and to make a simple sum of data in table format needs a plugin?...ah well, then... :frown:

 

[epasinet]

What did you say about archicad and revit? that archicad is 2-3 times better than revit? and to make a simple sum of data in table format needs a plugin?...ah well, then... :frown:

Leave revit, autodesk and nice company. .
I highly recommend you seriously study archicad or vectorworks so you simplify your life and improve the quality of your work!
the fact that archicad does not have within it a son of calculation does not mean that it is a program that is not worth anything, indeed it has the area stamp tool that is really powerful and perhaps better also than an electronic sheet; I can't use it because I'm a newbie and probably in this case I'm wrong with the approach to the problem.

greetings

 

[Tristan]

Leave revit, autodesk and nice company. .
I highly recommend you seriously study archicad or vectorworks so you simplify your life and improve the quality of your work!

from what I read about this post I wouldn't say...

 

[DarthVader]

Tristan, you keep bracing me that post a little everywhere, and yet I seem to have explained the meaning of my answer. archicad is a huge program, and I learned to use it alone, without guides, without courses. I use archicad to do what I need, not to see what it can do or cannot do. doesn't mean that if I can't do one thing, on archicad you can't do it, probably a more experienced user can do it, on the network there are some who use archicad much better than me, I remember one who had rebuilt house batlló with archicad.

I repeat that I have not had a direct experience of revit, and frankly, I would be interested to read the revit forum to see what people do not know how to do with the program and what archicad does.

 

[Tristan]

Oh, come on. It was just a blur. No, I've never tried to make home fight. I'd just think I'd detect it. . .

 

[epasinet]

from what I read about this post I wouldn't say...

I studied the case thoroughly and now I can say with certainty that archicad does much more than simple spreadsheets. Unfortunately being a novello I have to learn many more things but after studying the interactive abachi I pick up everything I had said at the beginning of the post.
giverth if you need to analyze your project one day, hit a hit.

 

[pamela]

I am also thinking about the potential of archicad. I've been using it a lot lately and I'm learning things that before, as I didn't need them, I never touched. . .

 

[pamela]

epasinet, but then you figured out how to get the table automatically?
Because I built it manually the other day! ! !