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i didn't understand very well why you used GET (NSP) inside PRISM_ command... Since NSP returns THE NUMBER of stored itens (and not the itens itself) saved in the memory, like you said at 4'42", in my understanding the GET (NSP) would return the ammount of coordinates (not the coordinates) stored in each desktop_type.... Example... if i have x1,x2,x3,x4,x5, GET (NSP) would return 5, and not x1,x2,x3,x4,x5... and if so, if NSP do return 5, how come the prism was created? That is what it is bugging me At the beggining I tought you would use GET 3 (DTYPE_CHAMFERED), for exemple,

Really, I feel that i need to pay you for these videos! If someday you make a membership section in your channel, count me in! Alredy said that, but it really is AMAZING

Dude, you deserve a reward for this series... IT IS AMAZINNNNNNGGG

Keep going man! AWESOME CONTENT

Hi, can you show how to create beam by GDL? I would like to use that with different segment top, end with grasshopper but do not know how to start.

when i create a custom curtain wall panel i can't change the construction material and surface of the panel, Please could you make a video that helps us solve this problem?

How can I obtain the name of the building material using the REQUEST command and include it in a set of strings to create an automatic specification text? I have successfully extracted the material name using the TEXT2 command for testing purposes, but I am unable to associate it with a parameter that combines strings, measurements, and other values.

Thank you for your tutorials, which are excellent supplements and a good practical application of the GDL guide!

quite useful！！

Do you sell any of the objects you make? Where do we get them?

I want to study GDL by watching this CZcams video, but it's difficult without Korean subtitles. Could you please add Korean subtitles?

Thanks to you, today I can make objects by myself. Thank you for teaching the concepts in a simple way, using good examples!

Yeah! Thank you Master!

Just wanted to say thanks for the great content! Was nice to watch/follow. Having a work-it-out-on-the-go every now and then is useful since it shows the actual workflow, where mistakes just happen and it teaches how one can go about finding a solution. however i agree that it makes following a bit more confusing, that is if the purpose is to just go through the code.

Gracias por sus videos

This is increadible! definitely whish for a follow up

Wonderfull

thank you very much and it is very good tutorial

Hi there Bruce! Just to add another level of functionality below are few lines to account for "Always Readable" option being checked/unchecked (variable - AC_bLabelAlwaysReadable). The point is that you wouldn't want to flip the arrow if the user (by any chance) would really want to keep the "Always Readable" option off. *(flipMul is arrowMul in your code) - - - - - flipMul = 1 ! Flipped orientation multiplier if AC_bLabelAlwaysReadable then if totRot > 90 and totRot <= 270 then flipMul = -1 endif - - - - -

Hi, great tutorial! However, there is a problem with my script. When I try to rotate our label to the right everything is ok. However (when rotating left 0 to 180), the direction of the label changes by 90 degrees, or rotate in opposite direction. Where could this problem be coming from?

How can I make the arrow turn automatically according to the rise?

First! Haha!

Hello! Thanks for the GDL courses!, How can I get date time With the request command?, I tried everything I could think of but it doesn't seems to work, Greetings From Dominican Republic 🙌🏼

This was very helpful, thanks so much. Is there way for the label to always point down perpendicular to the roof pivot line?

It's no small feat to create GDL Labels from scratch. That takes a lot of guts (let alone the time) and is something to be admired

Really appreciate the tutorials. These do not exist anywhere on the internet.

Спасибо за уроки!

You have answered all my questions and then some ! I really struggled with figuring out how to smooth the first hole and to bring back the last edge. It's definitely not intuitive and the GDL reference guide wasn't really helpful, but now I get how it works. I even managed to take it a bit further and make a fourth hole type with rounded edges with what I learned from the table videos. Very useful information. Thank you very much Bruce!

While I applaud your initiative, I just don't get why you are helping keep this gdl alive. The thing is a dead language. Outdated, insane learn curve, full of bugs and limitations. Caos rein in Graphisoft. Increased SSA fees... Lousy product... And while this Nemetschek increases its share dividends for the eleventh consecutive time. Long live to the shareholder! :D

While I applaud your initiative, I just don't get why you are helping keep this gdl alive. The thing is a dead language. Outdated, insane learn curve, full of bugs and limitations. Caos rein in Graphisoft. Increased SSA fees... Lousy product... And while this Nemetschek increases its share dividends for the eleventh consecutive time. Long live to the shareholder! :D

Thanks very much, Bruce. I appreciate your significant contribution to the Archicad community! I've been using Archicad for several years, and I always take some time to try to understand GDL using the guide. It's so difficult to follow, but you're making it much easier for everyone. All the best, and thanks again 👏🏽. Cheers from a Chilean 🇨🇱 architect living in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Great tutorial, as usual! I need to get the macro you use at 11:43. 😸 Speaking of macros, is the "Axes" one yours, or is it in the standard library (Archicad won't load it for me)?

This channel is incredible. Finally we can understand GDL clearly and precisely. Barking Dog BIM forever!

太棒啦！等到你的更新啦！谢谢！Great Tutorial！ I love GDL。

YOU ARE AMAZING, THANK YOU SO MUCH!

This video is incredible. I can't wait to get home and do this class in practice! Thank you!

Woah

your content is amazing, you are a true hero!!!

Need to learn these things, param-O can be created Object?

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Yes！ Happy Chinese New Year to you!

Honestly, there are no words to describe the quality of the material you are sharing with us. Thank you and congratulations so much! You are filling a huge gap about GDL, much better than Cookbook (and Netflix! Looking forward to the next series!)

Maybe you also exemplify circular holes as well. I've found that the status codes don't act as intuitively when holes are circles compared to rectangles.

Excuse me, please help. I need my created in 3D script hotspots are projected on the 2D view. What do I need to write in 2D script?

So cool! You are using Archicad for Avatar! Holy WOW!

Awesome video, you've made GDL a lot more accessible. It is a very powerful tool, but tricky to use and understand, especially when you are trying to do something more complex. It would be nice to see in the future how and for what you use GDL. As an architect I do a lot of interior design work and I use it in a similar way to schedule electrical plans, and make very detailed lists for sockets and light fixtures. I’m very curios how you accessed the object parameters in the schedule that you’ve shown, more specifically if you found a way to link them with the object classification and properties. Lately I’ve been trying to remake the Base cabinet object to be able to calculate the cost and dimensions of the cabinet panels and your videos have helped a lot. I still don’t have a good understanding of how to use macros, especially how to organize and divide code among the macros. The Avatar stuff, it’s like, where do you even begin, you can basically do a whole series just about that.