Multiple search terms are now applied in any field (not all in the same field) ‘Last-used’ CRS list also available when assigning CRSs to drawings (2) – The Elevation can be taken as Z coordinate if it is not available Coordinate Systems news
Z coordinates are now exported in all cases (2) – Text objects and their basic properties (Rotation and Height)
New image formats for user symbols (PNG, JPG, GIF, BMP) (1) Exporting news Random colors for new Layers have been enhanced New ‘Create shortcut from path’ allows you define Shortcuts for network addresses SQL Server parameter to select the syntax for new date fields OpenStreetMap lets you now choose the fields to read Non-numeric fields are now valid Parameters for Blocks, Elevations or Thickness (2) New rotation units in the Block parameters (2) Spatial filter to import only the objects in the current view (2)Įlevation parameter applied to all objects (Points, Blocks, etc.) (2) The GML data provider has been added to the extensive list of the Spatial Manager™ data providers. You can now read GML, GZ and XML files. Good news for the UK users who can now Access the great Ordnance Survey MasterMap spatial data information You can now Label the Point features or the Centroids while importing from files or spatial tables into the drawing. The data attached to the objects (EEDs/XDATA) is no longer read-only data You will also find new Tools available to Attach, Detach and Select data. Manage the Tables and the Fields according to your needs. Data Structure Management and Direct Data Editionĭesign and edit the Structure which will be used to store the data attached to the objects. They will enhance the drawings quality and will let you compare and check better If you are an AutoCAD (v.2008 – v.2017) or BricsCAD (v.13 – v.16) user, you can now choose from among many Backgrounds Maps from many providers such as OpenStreetMap, Bing, MapBox, etc.
Bricscad 16 patch full#
I t comes full of interesting innovations and all the users will enjoy the best Spatial Manager™ applications suite published so far. These enlargements were made with Scribus, which allowed me to scale them up while preserving all the vector information.The new version 3.1 of Spatial Manager™ has been already released. These rasterized versions are good enough to show the major differences.įor all image samples below, click to see the larger version. But since this is the web, I have made some rasterized versions using various methods.
Bricscad 16 patch pdf#
Since I am talking about PDF output, it would be best to look at PDFs directly. What differences do you observe? Observations
Bricscad 16 patch software#
The following software versions are represented in the sample file.īecause the observable differences vary depending on which viewer you use, I encourage you (if you are interested in this subject) to download the sample file and try it in your own PDF viewer. I have gone on to print that same drawing in every major version of BricsCAD, and in an old version of that other CAD application. Example Filesīack when I started using BricsCAD V11, I created a drawing file to demonstrate the quality of the TrueType text rendering. I have a separate article all about TEXTQLTY, and another article about picking the best value for TEXTQLTY. By the way, this conversion happens every time you print from BricsCAD Linux to CUPS-PDF, which for me is all the time.
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