CAD Managers & Developers
Insider tips for CAD managers and developers. Learn how to convert to BricsCAD. From implementation & training to multiseat licensing and 3rd party apps.
CAD Managers
Named User Subscriptions vs. BricsCAD’s Flexible Licensing
Autodesk® is announcing their intent to move away from serial number based licensing to a named user model. After August 7, 2020, on their next…
4 Reasons to choose BricsCAD Maintenance
When you buy BricsCAD® you have options: first, your choice of Permanent or Subscription licenses. You pay for a permanent license one time – for…
Flexible CAD Licensing
Wouldn’t it be great if you could get a flexible CAD license that worked anywhere, across the globe, forever? With BricsCAD you can! BricsCAD offers…
Q&A – How Does BricsCAD Licensing Work?
Can you explain how BricsCAD licensing works? This is a question that I receive a lot. In this installment of The CAD Manager Q&A series,…
24/7 (Cloud Data Sharing)
Bricsys 24/7 Panel – What’s New in BricsCAD V20
Bricsys 24/7 is now included within BricsCAD with the new Bricsys 24/7 panel. What’s more, Bricsys 24/7 for Design Teams Common Data Environment is available…
View 2D & 3D CAD files online with Bricsys 24/7
Bricsys 24/7 allows you to view 3D files online, in your browser. Thanks to Bricsys 24/7’s built-in 3D viewer, every person working on a project…
What is Bricsys 24/7?
Bricsys 24/7 offers you and your company a way to share, annotate and collaborate on projects in a common data environment. Bricsys 24/7 is not…
New in 24/7 – My Tasks
My Tasks – your tasks to the next level. You asked, we listened! All of your comments were brought together to improve our interface in…
3rd Party Apps
From Raster – to CAD – to Digital
Engineering Designers have taken advantage of the GTX industry-leading technical imaging software that has been providing cost-effective solutions for over three decades! GTX Bridging Between…
Extend BricsCAD® functionality with CADProfi
CADprofi is a popular CAD add-on that expands the functionality of BricsCAD®. Four modules are available: CADprofi Architectural CADprofi Mechanical CADprofi HVAC & Piping CADprofi…
TecnoMETAL – A Must-Have for Modeling Steel Structures
Francesca Toffali talks about TecnoMETAL from Steel & Graphics. The BricsCAD application that simplifies the task of modeling complex steel structures. TecnoMETAL TecnoMETAL SUBSCRIPTION is…
Steel Detailing Software from Parabuild
Parabuild is a steel detailing software to help you build 3D models of all types of structural steel, with the required BIM data. It allows…
Product News
Tuesday Tips – Working from Home With BricsCAD
As a global provider of computer-aided design (CAD) tools, all of us at Bricsys understand our duty to our customers and partners. We’re here to…
Floating Command Line – New for BricsCAD V20
BricsCAD V20 has had a facelift. Even the Command Line has a new look! In BricsCAD V20 the new-look command line is transparent and floats…
BricsCAD V20.2 is available now – download it today!
Following the Bricsys tradition of continuous product improvement, we’re announcing the immediate availability of BricsCAD® V20.2 for Windows, macOS and Linux. More than a “dot…
A Smarter Way to Copy Entities with CopyGuided – New for BricsCAD V20
CopyGuided enables you to copy 2D geometry, but it’s much more than that! It’s a smarter way to copy entities accurately. Watch the 3-minute demo…
Programming (LISP/BLADE)
Inside Bricsys: Interviewing the creator of BLADE – the new Visual LISP IDE in BricsCAD V18.2
BLADE is an outstanding new feature of BricsCAD V18.2. Standing for BricsCAD LISP Advanced Development Environment, BLADE is the new Visual LISP IDE for BricsCAD….
Drawing Setup Lisp Routines for BricsCAD
Welcome back! I’m hope that after reading my previous blog posts, you’ve decided to start writing some Lisp routines to help simplify your CAD work….
BricsCAD Lisp – Migrating from OtherCAD
BricsCAD LISP versus OtherLISP If you’ve read my previous posts (part 1 and part 2), you know that BricsCAD fully supports the LISP tools that you and…
The Case for Using LISP Today, Part 2
Copy & rotate the easy way with LISP In contrast to the .NET example I pointed you to in the last episode of this blog,…
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