In the world of BIM (Building Information Modeling), efficiency isn’t just a luxury—it’s a necessity. For Archicad users, the name has long been synonymous with bridging the gap between "standard" software capabilities and the high-speed demands of professional practice.
Perhaps the most versatile tool in the kit, allows you to bend, rotate, and manipulate objects in 3D space in ways that Archicad’s standard tools often won't allow. It’s the "Swiss Army Knife" for architects who need to create custom profiles or complex geometric shapes on the fly. 5. Covering Tool
Cadimage Tools are typically available via subscription through . They offer a trial period, which is highly recommended for teams to test the integration with their current templates. cadimage tools
Many tools are built with specific regional construction methods in mind (such as NZ/AU or UK standards).
If you’ve ever struggled with complex joinery or non-standard window frames, this tool is a lifesaver. It offers a much higher degree of parametric customization than the default library, allowing for unique glazing bars, specialized sills, and complex opening types that reflect real-world construction. 3. Electrical and Plumbing In the world of BIM (Building Information Modeling),
Cadimage Tools aren't just "add-ons"—for many power users, they are an essential part of the Archicad ecosystem. By removing the technical friction of modeling complex components, they allow architects to get back to what they do best: designing great buildings.
Adding realistic cladding, weatherboarding, or roof tiling can be heavy on a model’s performance. The Coverings tool applies these surfaces as intelligent "skins" over your walls and roofs, providing accurate 2D sections and stunning 3D visualizations without the manual effort of drawing every slate or plank. Why Use Cadimage Instead of Standard Archicad? It’s the "Swiss Army Knife" for architects who
Apply global changes to doors or cabinets across a 50-story building with a few clicks.
Documenting electrical layouts can be a repetitive nightmare. The Electrical tool automates the placement of switches, outlets, and wiring diagrams. When you move a wall, the electrical components can stay intelligently linked, drastically reducing coordination errors. 4. Objective Tool
Use the specialized installer to sync the tools with your version of Archicad.