Interstudio has released DigiCad 3D 9 for Mac Os X. The Windows version will be out soon. The new version contains lots of new features, including: New algorithms for transforming images, for image rectification and irregular surfaces, too. Not only have we made the function much faster, it is also more accurate outside of attach…
When the first Macintosh 128 K came out in 1984, it had 3 programs, each of which – in their own way – were the basis for generations of other programs, many of which are commonly used today.
These programs were MacWrite, MacPaint and MacDraw (for vectorial drawing).
All three used the new graphic user interface and a new pointing device called a “mouse”. Also, they were WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) – what you see on the monitor is what comes out when printed.
Nowadays this seems normal, but then, it wasn’t. In fact, even today many CAD users, particularly AutoCad™, do not adopt this philosophy, and the video and print versions of the drawing are completely different.
MacWrite was the prototype of all word processing software that followed, including Microsoft Word, whose first version was created on Macintosh.
The new version 7.1 of Geo-Tec B is in the final beta test phase.
Geo-Tec B is a program for verifying stratified slopes in the presence of water beds, loads and reinforced zones. It also calculates for seismic zones.
Some novelties are:
Vectorial rendering, the new vectorial rendering engine allows the user to obtain editable elevations, sections, perspectives, axonometries and in a way as the interactive 3D view, generating high quality and very detailed drawings, colored with the same colors as the interactive 3D view. New graphic interface, the palettes are functionally modified and re-arranged, grouping icons with similar…
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’!
Interstudio released CAD File Converter, a program to convert, view and print DWG, DXF and DWF files, supporting all the format 12 … 2011.
CAD File Converter is the key that gives you access to drawings in the most common CAD formats, by making them compatible with your own graphic programmes – even if not the latest versions – visualising them and printing in PDF format.
Main functions are:
Version 10 of Nonio C, a program for land modeling and 3D display, was released.Major novelties include: New interactive modeling function, using mouse to move selected points vertically or horizontally. All windows, contours, colors, sections and 3D views are updated real time. > Breaklines introduced by mouse intervene immediately on terrain , canceling old triangles…
Interstudio ‘takes the road’ with an internationally acclaimed road design program> Interstudio is delighted to announce that it is taking up the worldwide development and support of HighRoad, the advanced road design software, designed by Chris Baker of Creative Engineering, which we have distributed in Italy for the past ten years.> The ongoing development of…
Domus.Cad 15 for Windows and MacOs X is downloadable from the Internet site of Interstudio. There are a lot of improvements and modifications – here are a few: New quadrangular and triangular mesh-type elements, for faster and more accurate modeling. This brings many advantages to already-existing parts of the program, such as slabs and additional…
DigiCad 3D is already well-known as a state-of-the-art program for the photogrammetry and cartography sectors. Now it is offers some brilliant new functions for working with photographic images. Digital cameras are now widely used in architectural photogrammetry. Unfortunately their big advantages (speed and ease of use) are often outweighed by the disadvantage of their not-very-wide-angle…
