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ArchiFrame Main Release: New UI, Timber Framing Tools and CNC Improvements

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ArchiFrame Main Release: New UI, Timber Framing Tools and CNC Improvements

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ArchiFrame
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In this video, we walk through the latest ArchiFrame main release and show the most important updates for timber framing and wood construction workflows in Archicad. Video Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:16 Adjust Planks 01:09 Anchored V-Cut 02:19 New Element Type Settings UI 03:16 Element Layer Settings Improvements 06:38 BIM Classifications, Categories & Properties 10:28 X-Fix Connectors for CLT 11:57 Staggered Boards 13:24 Boarding Strategy 4: Rectangular Boards 14:07 New Weatherboards 14:25 Skylights Support 14:44 Distance to First Spacing Rule Stud 15:10 Shared Stud Corner Rule 16:54 Options Default Settings 17:33 No X-Mark for Studs Not Intersecting Cut Plane 18:31 Applying XML Settings When Changing Plank Types 19:30 Marking Lines for CNC Production 19:46 Cut Info & Boards Listing 20:00 Board & Saw Cut Settings 20:20 CNC Data Transfer 22:57 Closing This release includes a redesigned Element Type Settings UI, making it easier to manage element-specific settings and work more clearly inside the ArchiFrame environment. The update also introduces new and improved tools for plank adjustment, board layouts, CLT details, saw cuts, CNC production data and element listings. The release focuses on making ArchiFrame workflows more consistent, more flexible and better connected to production. Several updates are designed to reduce manual work when preparing timber frame elements, CLT structures, board layouts and CNC-ready manufacturing data. This video is intended for ArchiFrame users, Archicad users, timber frame designers, prefab manufacturers, CLT producers and anyone working with BIM-based wood construction. Learn more about ArchiFrame: https://archiframe.fi/ #Archicad #TimberFraming #WoodConstruction #CLT #BIM #CNC #PrefabConstruction #MassTimber