In BricsCAD^® V23, the AI Assist Ribbon Panel suggests the commands you will likely need next based on your workflow patterns. The ribbon learns as you use BricsCAD, and it will give you suggestions based on how you and users like you use BricsCAD – saving you time searching for the command you need next!

BricsCAD ^®'s Publish Dialog box lets you send drawings, layouts, and sheets to your printer or export them to PDF, making it easier to batch print books of drawings. In BricsCAD ® V23, we have enhanced the Publish Dialog box with better icon spacing.

We have revamped the Tool Palette panel in BricsCAD V23 for an improved user experience. You can use the tool palette panel in BricsCAD to access blocks, hatches, and command tools from a central location. Let's take a look at how you can use them!

If you're wondering how to install BricsCAD – look no further! Installing BricsCAD is easy; whether you're downloading the most recent BricsCAD release or an older version, this blog will walk you through the installation process, including interactive and silent installation options.

One of the best things about BricsCAD is how customizable it is. But if you've spent some time getting things just the way you want (like me), then you want to be sure that when you upgrade to the latest version of BricsCAD, all your settings come along too. The good news is that you can save and import your custom settings from one BricsCAD to another, even between different computers!

Drafting floor plans with 2D tools may seem fast initially, but managing changes in floorplans is a manual task that is prone to error - and when designs become complex, they become a lot more tedious. With BricsCAD^® BIM's 3D tools, you can deliver floor plans more quickly, efficiently, and without tedium.