Model 24.3 Release Notes
Updated 08-APR-2024
Desktop Release Notes
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Issue manager Feed tab search – The search is no longer case sensitive to broaden your search results. For more information about managing issues, see Create and Manage Coordination Issues.
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Zoom to mouse cursor option – The mouse cursor must now be inside the model geometry to use the zoom-to-cursor option. Previously, zoom-to-cursor was available when the mouse cursor was outside the model geometry, which caused it to zoom away to a blank space. For more information, see Navigation controls in Navigation.
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Clash Manager Measurements option – You can now use measurements in clashes to provide measurement adjustments in clashes when needed. Read more
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Issue Manager filter – To improve application performance, you can now set your filter criteria, and then click Apply to get your results. Previously, it was a live filter that provided dynamic results when selecting your criteria. Read more
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Box sectioning behavior – In View > Sectioning, when you set section boxes in your model, and then move them to shrink the model in any direction, the boxes planes no longer move through the opposite plane extremity and inverting. Previously, the boxes inverted and caused you to be in an unstable state in the model. Read more
Mobile Release Notes
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Selection Information panel organization – The Selection Information panel has been split into three tabs to organize object data and make it easily accessible in the field. Previously, all the information was shown on one panel. Read more
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Selection Display Style option - The Selection Display Style option in the Model desktop application is now available in Model mobile. Read more
Admin Tools Release Notes
In this release, no features were added but technical improvements were made in the background to enhance your experience in Admin Tools.
Microsoft Excel Plug-in Release Notes
In this release, no features were added but technical improvements were made in the background to enhance your experience in Excel Plugin.