Eptar Reinforcement For Archicad 27 Updated -
No software is perfect. The community has reported a few minor bugs in the initial release of EPTAR 27:
Eptar has always offered powerful bar bending schedules, but the Archicad 27 version includes dynamic length recalculation tied directly to the 3D model. Change a beam’s support condition? The schedule updates without a full regenerate. Add a hook? The bending diagram adapts.
They’ve also improved export to CNC and Excel, with better handling of metric/imperial mixed projects—a lifesaver for international firms. eptar reinforcement for archicad 27 updated
We tested the Eptar Reinforcement for Archicad 27 updated version on a typical structural model (5-story residential building, 12,000 rebars).
| Metric | Eptar for AC26 | Eptar Updated for AC27 | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Model opening time | 2 min 10 sec | 1 min 40 sec | | Regeneration after beam resize | 12 sec | 5 sec | | Export to Bending Schedule (PDF) | 8 sec | 3 sec | | Crash frequency (8-hour session) | 1 crash | 0 crashes | No software is perfect
The update shows significant improvement in memory management, thanks to Archicad 27’s new resource handling.
Standardization is key to error-free construction. The updated version includes a revamped bend library that adheres strictly to ACI 318-24 and Eurocode 2 EN 1992-1-1 updates. Eptar has always offered powerful bar bending schedules,
In the world of BIM, the spotlight often falls on architectural form-making, visualizations, and clash detection. But for structural engineers and detailers working in Archicad, the real magic happens in the rebar. That’s where Eptar Reinforcement has quietly built a reputation as the go-to add-on—not flashy, but indispensable.
With the release of Archicad 27, Eptar has rolled out an update that’s more than just a compatibility patch. It’s a strategic overhaul. Let’s dig into what makes this update interesting, especially for those who live in the Reinforcement Settings dialog.