Our Updates in July
While others are enjoying the summer heat on the beach, our development team is once again working wonders and delivering real added value with new features. Let’s take a look at the many new features you can use right now.
March is over, and it’s time once again for our monthly feature update. This time, there’s little to report regarding Editor, Connect & App – however, the features we already have have become all the more powerful! Here’s a brief summary of our “spring cleaning.”
In 2D mode, objects can now be moved without clicking on them first. Simply move the mouse over the object, hold down the left mouse button, and drag the object. This is especially useful for those already familiar with this behavior from CAD programs.
Clicking on an object now highlights only its outline, instead of selecting the entire model. This makes it easier to avoid overlaps, especially in highly detailed rooms with many objects.
Our AI is diligently learning to interpret various floor plans and thus correctly represent walls, windows, and doors when creating a digital twin. We are currently training it with over 1 million different floor plans in various quality levels, from clean PDFs to double and triple scanned existing plans with folds, to hand-drawn plans.
This month we took the time to improve various minor aspects of the editor’s behavior. The tool itself should now be intuitive to use for users of all experience levels and should also perfectly display properties of varying complexity.
This month, we’ve focused primarily on bathroom fixtures in our product range, offering more configuration options for new construction projects. We’ve also included new balcony railings and various fences.
The clip length per image can now be extended from 3 seconds to up to 12 seconds. However, this setting currently applies to the entire video. The number of images has also been increased: now up to 5 images can be rendered into a single, continuous video without any issues.
Image rendering, image-to-video conversion, and sunlight visualization have been moved to the “Tools” section in the sidebar. This makes it even clearer that these tools can be used independently of any created property.
…then we’ll also bring new image rendering options to the app.