Discover in images how to export in .DWG or in .IFC the 3D HVAC and Plumbing networks designed with AUTOFLUID, for import into a modelling software. The AUTOBIM3D Xport module already allows IFC export from AutoCAD (since the 2016 version), and from BricsCAD Pro/Platinum (since the 2018 version). AUTOBIM3D Xport will then further evolve, and

Getting the best of both 2D and 3D There’s a reliable and efficient way for HVAC and fluid engineers to collaborate on 3D BIM projects. When designing fluid networks with AUTOBIM3D and the AUTOFLUID suite, they benefit from the precision of 2D tools for drafting, combined with the ability to transform their networks into 3D.

In theory, designing HVAC networks in BIM software should save us time and reduce margin for error. At least, this is the benefit many modelling packages advertise. But in practice, are we really gaining efficiency? On paper, any modelling package should let us specify the right openings in walls according to the shape of a

AUTOFLUID 10 is now compatible with BricsCAD V18. To benefit from this new compatibility, please download the latest AUTOFLUID 10 c20 patch. Rediscover our 2D/3D AUTOFLUID 10 applications dedicated to HVAC/Plumbing: Discover BricsCAD V18’s main innovations: BricsCAD V18, by Bricsys, is an alternative to AutoCAD and REVIT In Pro or Platinum version, it is a

Tracéocad’s team had the pleasure to be invited to the Bricsys International Conference on October 25th, at the Louvre auditorium. This annual gathering for CAD, BIM and mechanical design experts from around the world was once again a success! We were presented with the upcoming BricsCAD v18 new functions and enhancements, as the impressive ‘Drawing

The 3D market realities This first year saw many engineering practices face the same challenge: prepare for working with 3D while developing current projects in 2D. The goal set for AUTOBIM3D is precisely to help you make this transition as efficiently as possible. While complex and costly software solutions enter the market, AUTOBIM3D grows with