New Content for ADT2007

[Anonymous]

I am installing new Content for ADT2007:
I did start with Odin Cary's e-kits: Fences, Kitchen and Bathroom:
http://www.archidigm.com/
Then came the excellent brick textures from Santelmo:
http://www.santanselmo.com/texture_libraries.html
Easynet/Bionatics trees works both in ADT and Viz Render:
http://www.bionatics.com/Site/who_is/news/index.php3?Quoi=release&page=7
All these catalogs work perfectly well with ADT2007.

Today I did install the Italian Slabs from Iris (
http://www.irisfmg.com/eng/slabs.asp ), but every time I use I-drop to
insert a slab, I receive this message. Does anyone know what am I doing
wrong?
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Pedro Aroso
http://www.e-architect.net/

[Anonymous]

Sorry, here is the complete Iris slabs site:
http://www.irisfmg.com/default.asp

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"Pedro Aroso" wrote in message
news:5239204@discussion.autodesk.com...
I am installing new Content for ADT2007:
I did start with Odin Cary's e-kits: Fences, Kitchen and Bathroom:
http://www.archidigm.com/
Then came the excellent brick textures from Santelmo:
http://www.santanselmo.com/texture_libraries.html
Easynet/Bionatics trees works both in ADT and Viz Render:
http://www.bionatics.com/Site/who_is/news/index.php3?Quoi=release&page=7
All these catalogs work perfectly well with ADT2007.

Today I did install the Italian Slabs from Iris (
http://www.irisfmg.c
om/eng/slabs.asp ), but every time I use I-drop to
insert a slab, I receive this message. Does anyone know what am I doing
wrong?
--
Pedro Aroso
http://www.e-architect.net/

[Anonymous]

Pedro
thanks for posting those links.....the archidigm libraries are imperial
arent they? If you're working in metric, is there a units problem to
overcome? I'm interested in them but I'm drawing in mm here in Australia

[Anonymous]

Hi

You are right, the Archidigm libraries are Imperial, but they work perfectly
well in Metric.
So far, the only problem I found was with lavatories with faucets, but I
have already solved the problem:
1. Drag/drop them from the Content Browser to an Imperial template.
2. Change the Drawing Setup to Metric units.
3. Copy/paste them to you own Metric template.
Note: this problem occurs only with a couple of items.

I forgot to mention the link to download the excellent Content from Iris:
http://www.irisfmg.com/eng/software.asp

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Pedro Aroso
PS: Here, in architectural projects, we draw in Meters (not in mm)...


"davo" wrote in message
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Pedro
thanks for posting those links.....the archidigm libraries are imperial
arent they? If you're working in metric, is there a units problem to
overcome? I'm interested in them but I'm drawing in mm here in Australia

[Anonymous]

Thanks for sharing...
I was unable to locate a drawing file "irisfmg-materiali-solette-levigati.dwg" that contains the slab styles that the Iris catalogs reference. Is there something besides the 3 links to download the ADT content? If you have this file, I believe you just need to copy it to the current "Tool Catalog Content Root" search path - found in OPTIONS, AEC Content .
- Sean D Burke

[Anonymous]

Hi Sean

That's it!
I´ve been searching for that dwg file, but didn't find it either...

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Pedro Aroso


wrote in message news:5240476@discussion.autodesk.com...
Thanks for sharing...
I was unable to locate a drawing file
"irisfmg-materiali-solette-levigati.dwg" that contains the slab styles that
the Iris catalogs reference. Is there something besides the 3 links to
download the ADT content? If you have this file, I believe you just need to
copy it to the current "Tool Catalog Content Root" search path - found in
OPTIONS, AEC Content .
- Sean D Burke

[Anonymous]

;(

Perhaps it's cached somewhere online.

- sdb

[Anonymous]

I'm going to ask them.
Thanks for your help.

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Pedro Aroso


wrote in message news:5240524@discussion.autodesk.com...
;(

Perhaps it's cached somewhere online.

- sdb

[Anonymous]

good
thanks Pedro
we went metric only 35 years ago and we're still in a wierd limbo land where
parts are based on imperial measurements eg increments of 300mm
approximating the old foot...oh well, after so many years I guess it's
permanent...at least its a lot easier doing arithmetic in metric than
imperial