Welcome spring with the Nemetschek Allplan 2011 offer
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Tisková zpráva
12.04.2011 07:00
Tisková zpráva
12.04.2011 07:00
No more dusting off your old CAD system! Register without obligation and secure a specific offer for transitioning to the brand new Allplan 2011!
The Allplan 2011 CAD system is tailored to the individual needs of designers and architects. It significantly supports them in their daily work and thus creates greater space for their own creativity.
Allplan 2011 supports over 50 different formats, including PDF, IFC, DXF, and DGN, as well as the latest DWG format (AutoCAD 2010/11), ensuring that data exchange with other participants in the construction process is absolutely seamless. The current version has been expanded to include additional exchange formats, such as STL for Rapid Prototyping and SKP for bidirectional exchange with Google SketchUp and Google Earth. Allplan 2011 utilizes many predefined and standard reports that can be easily customized according to your requirements and needs.
The trend for the use of building elements and 3D models demands increased performance for the visualization and processing of this data. Allplan 2011 offers users accurate and fast rendering in all construction views, even with large data volumes, when scrolling or changing the screen cutout. The highlight of this innovation is the online calculation of hidden edges.
Allplan and the internet are even closer in version 2011. "Allplan Connect" is a new international online portal for Allplan users and Serviceplus for customers. The service portal connects Allplan system users across the globe via the internet. The offerings are extensive – from user forums to libraries and further education offers, as well as support and software updates and upgrades – and can be accessed anytime, anywhere. Version 2011 offers users a host of new CAD objects and textures optimized for Allplan, enabling the creation of sophisticated drawings and models. This content is continuously available online in Allplan Connect. Serviceplus customers have access to an exclusive and exceptionally extensive range of CAD libraries.
The Allplan 2011 CAD system is tailored to the individual needs of designers and architects. It significantly supports them in their daily work and thus creates greater space for their own creativity.
Allplan 2011 supports over 50 different formats, including PDF, IFC, DXF, and DGN, as well as the latest DWG format (AutoCAD 2010/11), ensuring that data exchange with other participants in the construction process is absolutely seamless. The current version has been expanded to include additional exchange formats, such as STL for Rapid Prototyping and SKP for bidirectional exchange with Google SketchUp and Google Earth. Allplan 2011 utilizes many predefined and standard reports that can be easily customized according to your requirements and needs.
The trend for the use of building elements and 3D models demands increased performance for the visualization and processing of this data. Allplan 2011 offers users accurate and fast rendering in all construction views, even with large data volumes, when scrolling or changing the screen cutout. The highlight of this innovation is the online calculation of hidden edges.
Allplan and the internet are even closer in version 2011. "Allplan Connect" is a new international online portal for Allplan users and Serviceplus for customers. The service portal connects Allplan system users across the globe via the internet. The offerings are extensive – from user forums to libraries and further education offers, as well as support and software updates and upgrades – and can be accessed anytime, anywhere. Version 2011 offers users a host of new CAD objects and textures optimized for Allplan, enabling the creation of sophisticated drawings and models. This content is continuously available online in Allplan Connect. Serviceplus customers have access to an exclusive and exceptionally extensive range of CAD libraries.
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