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…
Is Australia leading the way in building data standardization?
These days, we hear a lot about BIM and IFC files, but did you know that civil engineers and surveyors in Australia have been using…
CloudWorx for BricsCAD available
Heerbrugg, Switzerland and Gent, Belgium – Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon and Bricsys NV are pleased to announce the availability of the CloudWorx for BricsCADⓇ…
Parabuild and the BricsCAD BIM API
We asked the Parabuild development team to share their experiences in using the BricsCAD BIM API to integrate their software with BricsCAD BIM. Here’s what…
Subdivision Design in 10 Minutes or Less
Although most civil design programs have tools (of varying complexity) to support detailed subdivision design and documentation, they tend to ignore the critical preliminary design…
IRRICAD Link now runs on BricsCAD
IRRICAD Link brings irrigation system design to BricsCAD! Lincoln Agritech Limited, of Christchurch, New Zealand is announcing a major upgrade to IRRICAD – the world’s leading…
Better Subdivision Design in BricsCAD
Subdivision design software should help, not hurt! We first evaluated BricsCAD in 2015 (Is BricsCAD a Real Alternative to AutoCAD?) and were intrigued with a product that…