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
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,…
Q&A – Which BricsCAD is Right for You?
“Which BricsCAD is right for our company?” I get this question a lot, so it seems fitting to make it part of our CAD manager…
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
Application Transmigration: Systematic approach to a long haul journey
In this post, we will look at various phases involved in the process of transmigration (the process of updating an aging application). In the last…
Unfolded Sheet Metal with LITIO
LITIO is a ducting sheet metal add-on for BricsCAD that calculates and draws the flat (unfolded) sheet metal developments for the sheet metal-processing industry. It’s…
Application Transmigration – Give your application a new life!
Sometimes applications become dated and need a complete overhaul, we call this process ‘Application Transmigration’. What are the warning signs that transmigration is needed in…
BricsCAD & CADprofi – A perfect combination
CADprofi is a popular CAD add-on that expands the functionality of BricsCAD. Four modules are available: HVAC & Piping, Electrical, Mechanical, and Architectural. TL;DR Design…
Product News
User Interface – New for BricsCAD V20
BricsCAD V20 has had a facelift, but it’s not as simple as making a dark UI to reduce eye-strain. A lot of time and development…
Introducing BricsCAD® Mechanical V20
BricsCAD® Mechanical V20 offers new and extended workflows for 3D direct parametric modeling, assembly and sheet metal design. As a part of the BricsCAD® Ultimate…
Welcome to BricsCAD® BIM V20
Now in its fifth release, BricsCAD® BIM V20 software significantly improves on our solids-based concept-to-documentation workflow to create CAD-accurate Building Information Models in record time….
BricsCAD® V20: the ultimate CAD workflow
Introducing the latest release from the global leader in .dwg-based Computer-Aided Design solutions. Download it free for 30-days at bricsys.com Enhanced by new productivity tools…
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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