IronCAD Releases Product Update for 2019

Apr 10, 2019 | , , , ,

Product Update for IronCAD Enhances User Experience, Improves Quality, and Increases CAD Design Productivity

 

(Atlanta, GA) April 10th, 2019 – IronCAD, the premier 3D CAD program of choice for machine designers, officially announces the release of the first update for IronCAD’s newest 2019 edition. Designed to improve the user experience and to increase design productivity, 2019’s IronCAD Product Update #1 (PU1) is now equipped with a brand new interactive introduction tutorial, enhanced visual and functionality improvements for patented positioning tool, the TriBall®, as well as enhanced custom sheet metal and bulk drawing creation features that improve the 2D detailing efficiency.

IronCAD 2019 PU1 placed a key focus on its new user experience by creating a new Interactive Start-Up Tutorial aimed at enhancing every user’s knowledge of key concepts with the newly upgraded framework. Using a step-by-step easy process, a new CAD designer can quickly experience the IronCAD approach to design by utilizing key aspects such as drag-and-drop design, push-and-pull modifications, positioning with the TriBall utility, part and assembly design in a single environment, and quickly taking a 3D model into a multi-sheet drawing and detailing environment. From there, new users can directly access IronCAD and begin to design their components based on the knowledge gained from the tutorial.

For 2019’s Product Update #1, the latest version of IronCAD has transformed its distinguishing positioning and component creation tool, the TriBall, to allow users the ability to control visibility and interactions of the TriBall’s features and its Activator. Established as the first graphical positioning tool in CAD, the TriBall’s new 2019 renovation not only allows CAD designers to enable and disable the current view rotation capability, but implements new behaviors of disabling UI elements to boost clarity during TriBall use. In addition, controls have been added to access the Rotational Axis handle in Orthogonal viewing directions and to conceal the TriBall Activator Handle while in use to provide better design visibility.

In the continuing observance of IronCAD’s commitment to advancing machine design, the Product Update #1 also improves upon Sheet Metal Design capabilities, including the introduction of the brand-new Punch Bend Feature. Designed to enable and support custom punch bends, this new element and functionality supports user-defined cutting, forming and storage of personalized punch bends for reuse in future designs.

Further dedicating itself to part reuse and repurposing, 2019’s PU1 has now facilitated the design reuse of sheet metal designs in other projects with its new ability to jointly store both folded and unfolded sheet metal together via drag-and-drop within IronCAD’s Catalogs.

Additional design functions within PU1 improve the 2D detailing process such as the Bulk View Creation and SmartDimension Intelligent Alignment. Interaction performance for Annotated Drawings have been updated to increase camera pan and zoom interactions.

For a full detailed list on new features added in IronCAD 2019 PU1, visit IronCAD’s What’s New blog at https://www.ironcad.com/blog/whatsnew2019PU1.

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About IronCAD

Based in Atlanta, Ga., IronCAD is a leading provider of 3D design productivity solutions that deliver the highest levels of customer satisfaction and productivity. Individual components of this solution can be used standalone, complementary within an existing design environment, or can be used together to collaborate effectively throughout the enterprise to extend productivity. IronCAD’s flagship product IRONCAD has won many industry awards for its innovative technology and leads the industry in its ease of use and design productivity. Thousands of customers worldwide use IronCAD to support their success. For more information about IronCAD, visit www.ironcad.com.