Also for DigiCad 3D the numbering of the versions changes, which, as already done with Domus.Cad, it is based on the year of release of the version, in this case 2023. All the versions released during the year will be numbered 23.01 , 23.02 etc. PDF import Importing images also imports documents in PDF format.…
Stratigraphies describe the composition of a wall, floor or roof, dividing it into components, i.e. strata. The strata Through the Strata command from the Modify menu, the dialogue window for defining the preferred strata opens. Each stratum is defined by a series of descriptive, graphical and numerical parameters: The name of the stratum The 3D material The color and the…
Undo-Redo management Until the previous version, the number of Undo-Redo operations was unlimited, i.e. it was possible to undo and eventually redo an indefinite number of operations. Each operation is kept in memory to be subsequently cancelled, this for complex projects can lead, as the work proceeds, to a memory occupation which can slow down…
As described in the article Parametric frames in Domus.Cad 22, there are two ways to apply frames to openings: Parametric frames and Apply Frame. For the details of the first method, we refer to the article, in this one we talk about the second. Apply frame is a function that can be used from the…
The first version of Domus.Cad was released in 1990, when the word BIM did not yet exist, but the program already implemented all its important features. The program has grown a lot over the years, always maintaining its simplicity and speed of use, the new Domus.Cad Pro 4 is the most important update in 30…
Back in the sixties, a company called Gorlier devised a marketing technique destined to become famous and much imitated.
It was based on the idea of giving their encyclopaedias away free, instead of selling them. The salesman would tell you the encyclopaedia was being offered to you free-of-charge, in return for your endorsement of the product, to be used in a future advertising campaign. Great! “I’ll take them”, said everyone, but – and, of course, there had to be a ‘but’!
