inserted external table

[giuserpe]

Hi.
re-emerge with my niubbo problems:
assodated (ahimé a malincuore) that with the gdl I can not produce tabulates interactively, I wondered if I have the possibility to insert calculation tables, created out of the beloved archicad, in my design. In this case I use fluffy.
of course I already have everything ready and I inserted my table in a layout with the copy/paste (Rft format), but this involves a lot of post-production work due to the coloring at the end of the data, symbols of various kinds jumping etc...
can you suggest more efficient methods?

p.s.: I regret to note that I feel a great nostalgia for the "command row" (from many avoided as the plague) and I am convinced that if archicad had it, it would be a nice extra march.

greetings
Giuseppe

 

[giuserpe]

Of course, there is architabula, but it is very limited: it gives the idea of an additional monk module; it would be nice if there was the possibility to fill out the table by selecting directly the objects of the drawing, maybe as it does primus with autocad.

Good evening.

 

[pau]

save your table in pdf, and then insert it into your layout
from vers 10 you can import pdf in archicad
if you change your table and overwrite your pdf to have the update in the layout

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[giuserpe]

Hello pau,
there is no doubt that the use of a pdf solves the problem of the layout of a "table". to make the idea better I attach a couple of drawings.
that produced with archicad involved calculation on table esterna and imagination for a time greater than an hour. the calculation produced with autocad has involved a time not more than 10 minutes without resorting to external tools (naturally with already beautiful and ready autolisp procedures).
I don't want to see myself forced to work with autocad and then hang with archicad; would be paradoxical. . .
I want to understand if there is a way (it seems not the use of the gdl) to make these robes.
Let's discuss it.

Hi.
Giuseppe

 

[pau]

I simply answered the question you asked: import an external table
I'm sorry.

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[giuserpe]

I appreciate
It will be for my way of losing "open". . .
I do not demand the answer to me more convenient. I'm just trying to figure out if there's someone around here who can give me straight on what to do and evaluate together if there are the conditions to "produce" something efficient, effective and ecnomic.
then I change the question: What do I have to study to produce calculations as well as in attachments without going out of archicad and not make long use of calculators?

 

[DarthVader]

but the problem is you want to see formulas and calculations?
because if you only care about volumes, surfaces etc. just use abachi and lists and the timbrozona.
I have never done such things personally, with calculations on sight, so I never even looked for a way to do it on archicad.

 

[giuserpe]

bye darthvader
Here, the point is to show where volumes and surfaces jump from.