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1. pontius_00
   Member

   Ive recently upgraded to windows 7 and reinstalled both modeler and gem 2010. i had no issues with activating modeler but gem wont accept my current activation code. so i try and register my workstation again using the splash window text box saying that its 'Processing...'. the window sits there and does absolutely nothing. ive tried doing the same thing with my firewall and antivirus off so as nothing can block the registration process but to no avail.

   Posted 8 months ago #

2. pontius_00
   Member

   discovered gemlic.exe. sent the request manually and now just awaiting reply with activation code.

   Posted 8 months ago #

3. admin
   Key Master

   Hi,

   We sent you the activation code to your email address.

   Best wishes for 2010

   Posted 8 months ago #

4. SantiagoFlores
   Member

   I sent registered the program for an activation code. But I'm a bit lost with the procedure. Recently someone at MIT told me about this project and decided to give it a using the latest version of GEM 3 for testing and learning.

   In our school of architecture the studies of parametric design are not that known and the construction of a grasshopper profile is time consuming for our design classes. I am deeply interested to participate in it and continue my doctoral studies contributing to this interesting project.

   My MSN is kummer45@hotmail.com I am available for any kind of training and tutorial. Please send me the information. I want to try it and of course purchase the program.

   Thanks. Samuel.

   Posted 3 months ago #

5. admin
   Key Master

   We sent you an email with the tryout offer, and we'll arrange a 7 days evaluation license for you.
   Our team can offer an online presentation for your school, let us know if interested.

   Posted 3 months ago #

6. SantiagoFlores
   Member

   Indeed.

   Admin, thanks for the quick response. With few of the tutorial videos you convinced me to purchase the program. Not only you guys explain well the features in Gem. Your explanations on programs like Rhino, Sketchup and other Cad programs are great too.

   I can see this is a great pedagogical tool crafted for the teaching of architecture from a very analytical standpoint. In our class of structure we have the exercise to define a structural system for a given surface. With your program problem looks trivial. However we are forced to compute the static equation for the truss members by hand and with a basic computer program.

   And yes our school is the UPR School Of Architecture localized in Puerto Rico Rio Piedras Campus. The dean of our school is Francisco Rodriguez and he is willing to incorporate digital tools such as 3d printers, a better laser cutter and scanning tools to our design studios.

   Link:

   http://archweb.uprrp.edu/

   The approach to tessellations, topological surfaces and the study of aggregates is well explained through your program. Seeing your approach I supposed that you are well aware of the crystallographic groups, zonohedra, transpolyhedra, and symmetric groups.

   Link:

   http://www.mi.sanu.ac.rs/vismath/tennant/index.html

   With this you help to review the Islamic architecture, help to comprehend better the work of Catalan architect Antonio Gaudi and revive the work of M. C. Etcher.

   Posted 3 months ago #

7. admin
   Key Master

   Santiago,

   We will be happy to assist in developing additional video tutorials to address your school interest in design. The data of the GEM model can be accessed using Excel and this way you can integrate analysis data (like structural analysis) and use it for choosing components or altering the design mesh. We plan to introduce additional interfaces for that purpose.

   You can contact us on info@paracloud.com and we can provide online support as well.

   Thanks for the warm feedback.

   Posted 3 months ago #

8. SantiagoFlores
   Member

   Thanks for the information.

   I will send you to your mail more information of your interest on such matters.

   Posted 3 months ago #

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