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Most projects are migrated to a newer version of ARCHICAD at least once during their life-cycles. Library Migration is necessary to maintain project performance. Read this article to learn what you need to do exactly to properly migrate libraries.

  Introduction Library Management in ArchiCAD 13 changed in two main areas: The Embedded Library can be used for project-specific objects. The BIM Server Library technology enables the automatic update of server libraries used by solo and Teamwork…

From the following list, click on the specific library-related issue for more information: Missing Library Parts Objects Temporarily Missing Unsupported Objects Find and Select Missing Library Parts Duplicated Library Parts Substituted Objects Consolidate Multiple ARCHICAD ...

From the following list, click on the specific library-related issue for more information: Missing Library Parts Objects Temporarily Missing Unsupported Objects Find and Select Missing Library Parts Duplicated Library Parts Substituted Objects Consolidate Multiple ARCHICAD ...

In ARCHICAD, you can store objects and textures inside the project (so called Embedded Library) or in external locations (so called Linked library). To check and manage the project libraries use the Library Manager.

From the following list, click on the specific library-related issue for more information: Missing Library Parts and the Library Loading ...

An object can be added to the Embedded Library in several ways. These are described in the following sections: Embed Object Using Library Manager Embed Placed Objects from a Library Add Custom Object to Embedded Library Load Object File to Embedded Library Add Library of a Hotlinked ...

Where are all the Library Objects? Many years ago Library Parts of ArchiCAD were by default located in folder structures. The program shipped with a Library folder (e.g. ArchiCAD Library 6.5) and in this folder was located a complete folder structure…

You may wish to modify a Library Part of a library included in an LCF ( Library Container File ). You may wish to do so with the ArchiCAD default library LCF or with an LCF from a library developer. One option is to place the object you wish to modify…

Use Library Manager to view and manage project libraries. Library Manager (File > Libraries and Objects > Library Manager) also provides feedback on any missing or outdated Libraries or Library Parts, and provides information about how to resolve these issues.   Topics in ...