You can create 3D models in BricsCAD^® quickly and easily using BricsCAD's familiar tools and 3D workflows. Let's take a look at how you can create 3D models in BricsCAD and get acquainted with some simple modeling tools and UCS applications - starting with this straightforward mechanical component!

ExpressTools is a collection of Productivity Tools that provides additional options and possibilities in BricsCAD^®. Let’s have a look at some of the commands and tools included in BricsCAD’s ExpressTools.

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!

How is CAD used in the manufacturing industry? Manufacturing professionals use CAD in many different ways, from preparation to design to optimizing a facility's layout – it's all made easier, quicker, and more efficient with BricsCAD. With BricsCAD, manufacturing professionals can ensure that their processes are streamlined, completed quickly, and accurately so that their products are ready and out the door on time.

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 Palettes 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.

Are you considering upgrading, but do you need to figure out the benefits of BricsCAD^® V23.2? Then stick around while we review some key benefits and answer the question – why upgrade to BricsCAD V23.2? We have plenty of new and improved features and commands to show you! If you missed Part One – you can check it out here! Now, let's get up to speed with BricsCAD V23.2.

If you use an older version of BricsCAD but want to know more about the latest V23.2 release, stick around. We have plenty of new and improved features and commands for you so let's get up to speed with BricsCAD V23.2!

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!

We have just released BricsCAD^® Mechanical V23.2, bringing you many new features and enhancements to make mechanical design and drafting even easier. With improved stability and performance, users can now access new and enhanced features to streamline the mechanical design process.

Generative AI is quite a buzzword, but that doesn't mean it's a fad. The architecture and engineering sectors will adopt this technology more quickly as a greater number of solutions become available to solve nicely bound problems – like classifying 3D objects into building elements and engineering system classes. So, how are we developing Generative AI in BricsCAD^®?

Although BricsCAD^® is highly stable and lightning-fast, occasionally, as with any piece of software, you might run into an issue. In the event you do find something not working properly, follow these guidelines to make sure your problem gets addressed quickly.

Crashes are unlikely in BricsCAD^®, but they can happen. Recreating lost files is time-consuming and frustrating – so we've got you covered to save you the pain. The Drawing Recovery Manager in BricsCAD helps you recover lost work after a crash in a few clicks, keeping your drawings safe and sound. Keep reading to find out how!

Have you ever opened a drawing and thought “Oh no, every block has exploded, this is going to take me so long to fix”? Or maybe the creator of the drawing didn’t even know what a CAD block was in the first place?

Then you need BLOCKIFY!

There are 100s of system variables, or settings, in BricsCAD that allow you to get BricsCAD running precisely the way you want. However, with so many options, there might be a few you’re missing out on. Keep reading to discover ten settings you didn’t know existed in BricsCAD.

BricsCAD V23 allows you to create 3D models from 2D sketches and maintain their association. The feature is still in the beta stage, so we rely on your feedback to ensure it lives up to your expectations! Take a read and learn more about how to use Sketch-Based Features.

We review the BricsCAD Mechanical session from the Digital Summit, exploring the new features for 2D mechanical, 3D assemblies and even more open, compatible workflows.

The Arrange command is an all-new feature in BricsCAD^® V22! Use it to spatially organize sets of 2D or 3D entities.

We review the BricsCAD Mechanical session from the Digital Summit, exploring the new features for 2D mechanical, 3D assemblies and ever more open, compatible workflows.

In this blog, we look at the features in Version 23 which are intuitive to use, learn and adopt when our users draft and design in their CAD workflows. This amazing user-experience is driven by the way our development teams harness new technology, so we’ll also highlight our favourite tools and commands to give users extra productivity too.

Did you know BricsCAD V23 has a hidden secret? There is a new ribbon (Beta), with an improved look and added functionality. Read our blog to learn more.