Unfortunately, as above mentioned nothing happens. The app of Cinema4D, instead, can be selected, so I choose that. It's pretty clear: I should pick the cinema 4d plugin I just installed, but it can't be selected. The documentation I found says: "ARCHICAD will ask you to locate CINEMA 4D Exchange manually the first time you use it."
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The other part of the plugin, that allows to update the model imported in Cinema4d works as expected. Unfortunately nothing happens, while I expect Cinema4D to open right away. In Archicad I go in Design > Extra Design > Cinema 4D Exchange > Create new element in Cinema 4D Hi, after seeing the power of the Cinema 4D Exchange Plugin in a Cineversity video I decided to give it a try. It's a more demanding job though, and I don't think Apple itself is offering to do that. SSD will make a really big difference in overall speed.
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It's quite possible to upgrade the HDD to SSD.
I don't think it's enough memory for ArchiCAD use, so you might want to consider buying some. Is your 2010 iMac a 21,5" or 27" model? It should be good for El Capitan, even 2007 models are with 4GB. Processor swap (i5->i7) is possible with iMacs as DIY, but it is a really tedious task. If you don't render a lot, I think i5 is a perfectly good choice. It gives approximately one third more rendering power (1,33 x i5) according to my findings.
You have to buy RAM-upgrade at the time of purchase and pay Apples high prices. iMac 21,5" memory is soldered on the logic board. ^ That's still right with the newest, but only with a 27" iMac models. Hey Llian, not sure about the current iMAC, the one I have at home is the last model before they went all fancy 5k screens, but I can upgrade RAM
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