

“Custom” MVO Combinations migrated from earlier versions automatically become named MVO Combinations. The “Mullion,” “Transom” and “Boundary” Frame classes become user-generated classes of the same name.Įdited MVO Combinations are no longer “Custom” - they are always named.In projects migrated to AC 23, the “Main” and “Distinct” Panel classes become user-generated classes of the same name.Note: Once you replace a GDL Frame-Panel with a one in ARCHICAD 23, you cannot change it back to a GDL-based element. AC 23 Frames and Panels can use the new Model View Options available for Curtain Walls (Schematic and Simplified as well as Full).


Add new Surfaces to the Catalog using the New > New from Catalog radio button, then apply the new Surface to existing elements. Open the Surfaces dialog (Options > Element Attributes > Surfaces)Ģ. If you wish to replace the older-version surfaces in your project with new ones from the AC23 Library’s Surface Catalog, do the following:ġ. (When starting ARCHICAD 23, Libraries are migrated by default.) All surfaces from ARCHICAD 22 and earlier versions are contained in the Migration Library. When opening an older-version project, make sure you “Migrate Libraries” to ensure that older-version surfaces and textures are available.

Cropped content can be restored at any time, as long as its source remains available. When opening an older-version project, Drawings whose Frames were “Manually Resized” (as seen in Drawing Settings) will be cropped.Ĭropped Drawing content is a new feature in ARCHICAD 23 to enhance performance. Model View Fill Options Replaced By Graphical Overrides No “Custom” Model View Options Combinations Migrate Libraries to Preserve Older-Version Surfaces and Textures Note: For additional issues affecting projects from pre-18 versions, see also Migrating from Older Versions (ARCHICAD 8.1 through 17). If you are migrating from version 18-22 to version 23, please be aware of the following migration-related issues. ARCHICAD 23 opens all older-version projects starting with 8.1.
