(When starting ARCHICAD, Libraries are migrated by default.) All surfaces from ARCHICAD 24 and earlier versions are contained in the Migration Library. When opening an older-version project, make sure you “Migrate Libraries” to ensure that older-version surfaces and textures are available. Model View Fill Options Replaced By Graphical Overrides No “Custom” Model View Options Combinations Migrate Libraries to Preserve Older-Version Surfaces and Textures Note: For additional issues affecting projects from pre-18 versions, see also Migrating from Older Versions (ARCHICAD 8.1 through 17). If you are migrating from version 18-24 to version 25, the following issues can be relevant. This means that earlier versions of STAR(T) Edition won't open the file.Migration Topics: Migrating from Versions 18-24ĪRCHICAD 25 opens all older-version projects starting with 8.1. STAR(T) Edition versions save files of only their own version.Archicad full versions open files saved by previous Archicad full versions back to Archicad 8.1.Archicad full versions open files saved by the corresponding STAR(T) Edition version (see the table above) and all earlier STAR(T) Edition versions back to STAR(T) Edition 2006.STAR(T) Edition does not open files saved by full Archicad versions, except Archicad 8.1 and 9.Each STAR(T) Edition version opens the files saved by all previous versions of STAR(T) Edition.You can reach the comparison page of the latest version here. Archicad STAR(T) Edition includes all the necessary tools to create a BIM that is data-rich and able to produce all floor plans, sections, elevations, 3D views and details for a project.

To get started please contact your local distributor.īased on the industry leading Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology of Archicad, its features have been tailored to the needs of smaller architectural practices. Archicad START Edition (SE) is recommended for smaller architectural practices.

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