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BricsCAD Forum: post your CAD questions here - Bricsys

Categories	Discussions	Comments	Latest Post
Expand for more options. Frequently Asked Questions	5	0	Can I access the Bricsys Forum with my old forum account? Sander Scheiris • February 2017
Expand for more options. 2D Drawing and Drafting	1.6K	6.2K	No zoom during command Tom Foster • 4:06PM
Expand for more options. 3D Modeling and Rendering	908	3.8K	dxf to dwg that looks reasonable RoatanBill • January 17
Expand for more options. Building Information Modeling	310	1.4K	Surface finishing Lukas Fertig • January 16
Expand for more options. Communicator	29	52	Communicator installation check failed: MSVC runtime check: FAILED Richard Webb • August 2018
Expand for more options. Cloud connectivity	34	17	deleting files from Chapoo Luis Fermín TURIEL PEREDO • July 2017
Expand for more options. Licensing and installation	147	434	BricsCad Shape Removal Problem William Rhodes • January 3
Expand for more options. Linux	690	3.3K	Should I install Windows 10 dual boot on my Ubuntu 18 LTS box RoatanBill • January 16
Expand for more options. Mechanical	66	333	Simple way to nest two rectangular objects such that the air space between them is consistent? Jim Canale • January 17
Expand for more options. Mac	129	462	Minimum required OSX version for V19 B3NT • 7:03AM
Expand for more options. Printing and Plotting	252	834	Convert TTF text to geometry David Waight • January 11
Expand for more options. Programming and customization	902	3.3K	Anyone know of a add on that resembles the "Styles" toolbar from AutoCAD? Roy Klein Gebbinck • January 16
Expand for more options. Shape	31	162	Exporting Shape files Rusty2 • 2:02PM
Expand for more options. Sheet Metal	36	134	dadd1967 Egor Ermolin • November 2018
Expand for more options. Other	2.5K	9.3K	DWF files - still no attach command? rkmcswain • 4:01PM

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