ZWSOFT has today released ZWCAD Architecture 2014 SP2, an update to its Top Builder Award winning CAD software featuring many exciting improvements. From more efficient menu organization to improved unit settings, the update also includes many other bug fixes.
Unit Settings
With the ZWCAD Architecture 2014 SP2 update, users can now choose which unit they would like their drawings to be based upon. Whereas previously users were only able to annotate their entities in millimeters, they can now choose between meters, centimeters, inches and feet. This allows users to personalize designs even further to their own needs, whatever units of measurement they prefer, removing the need to convert measurements manually.
Simplified Menu Layout
Since efficiency and simplicity is a vital factor in speeding up the design process, the new screen menus in ZWCAD Architecture 2014 SP2 have been specifically designed to improve speed of selection, while promoting the most used functions and reducing the number of clicks needed to access them. The stress and intricacy involved in complex architectural design means that small areas of relief, such as an efficiently organized screen menu, can make a huge difference to motivations, as well as speed of the design process.
Further Updates
Beyond these two primary updates, other additions have been made that make improvements to ZWCAD+ Architecture 2014. Users can now use grid editing to adjust the thickness of walls, while they can also define the scale limit value for a detailed drawing with far greater ease. These minor adjustments to commonly used features make a significant difference to the entire design process. Beyond these features, the French version of ZWCAD+ Architecture 2014 SP2 features an extra ribbon tab and palette, in order to make the user interface more efficient and simple.
This update to the award winning ZWCAD+ Architecture 2014 brings with it crucial bug fixes as well as new tools and improved features in a package that will improve the efficiency of the design process, while also increasing the quality of output. To try it out, please click here.
