
This set of parametric Archicad library objects includes a decorative bar, a parterre, and a ramp, all authored in Param-O. This collection provides three distinct parametric library objects created using the Graphisoft Param-O visual scripting interface for ArchiCAD. The set comprises a decorative bar element, a geometric parterre feature, and a functional ramp component. Each asset is designed to be fully adjustable within the ArchiCAD environment, allowing users to modify dimensions and parameters directly through the object settings dialogue. By utilising the Param-O node-based system, these objects offer a high degree of flexibility for architectural modelling, enabling rapid iterations of complex forms that would otherwise require extensive manual GDL coding to achieve.
The download is a 10 KB file containing .ZIP files.
To integrate these assets into a project, load the provided files into the ArchiCAD Library Manager. Once active, these objects behave as standard GDL components, appearing in the object selection tool. Users can manipulate the geometry through the object's parameter interface, adjusting variables such as length, width, and height to fit specific site conditions. Because they are parametric, they remain responsive to project changes, updating automatically when dimensions are modified in the properties panel.
These parametric components are ideal for landscape designers and architects working on residential or urban projects who require customisable site features. They are particularly useful during the early design and development phases where quick form-finding is essential. Whether creating complex parterre patterns, decorative boundary bars, or accessible ramp transitions, these objects streamline the modelling process. Professionals searching for adaptable BIM content will find these assets highly efficient for site planning, hardscaping, and exterior detailing within the ArchiCAD workflow environment.
Parametric Archicad Library Object Set
Free
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What changed in 1.0.0
Initial release.
MIT
Attribution: wzp2002 — licensed under MIT
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