Bricscad (Linux) 11.3.5 including Acis, SOLPROF, BRX...

Tijs Vermeulen
Tijs Vermeulen
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Hello All,

 

Bricscad (Linux) version 11.3.5 has been released.  New features include the Acis 3D engine, the SOLPROF command, BRX SDK and PC3 editor.

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Greetings
Tijs


Comments

  • Bruno de Mello Campos Limmer
    Bruno de Mello Campos Limmer

    Great news!

  • Onyeibo Oku
    Onyeibo Oku

    That's the Pro Version Right? 
    Perfect,  ....  I just got a License.  Looking forward to upgrading to Platinum.  Those X-Solids are very attractive.  Bricscad Linux needs those too.

  • Massimo Del Fedele
    Massimo Del Fedele

    Perfect ! I'll get a license in next days :-)

    Just a question... a Platinum version is foreseen ? If yes, when ?

     

    Ciao

     

    Max

     

  • Knut Hohenberg
    Knut Hohenberg

    Thanks for keeping up the good work, this is a major step forward!

    Unfortunately, 11.3.5 has ceased to run on my debian 5.0 box - since debian never was listed as supported, I don't file a support request, but here is a description of the problem, in case others experience the same:

    Using the ubuntu package, dpkg -i upgrades the installation without error, but bricscad then crashes when trying to open drawings or create new ones. However, the program seems to be fully functional as long as I work only in the initially opened (empty) drawing. Since the last thing I see before the segmentation fault is another drawing tab getting opened, I assume the crash is related to the MDI redesign.

    If there is no workaround (maybe moving some newer libs into the bricsys folder?), I might consider upgrading to debian 6.0 - does anybody know whether bc will run fine there?

     

  • Tijs Vermeulen
    Tijs Vermeulen

    I am preparing version 11.3.7.  It includes an additional feature of the MDI interface: manipulate the order of appearance of document tabs by drag-and-drop.  This feature was disabled in 11.3.5 because it caused a crash.  This crash is fixed and the feature is enabled in 11.3.7.  Possibly the same crash could occur in other situations on debian.

    >since debian never was listed as supported, I don't file a support request

    Thanks for being so considerate.  If the issue persists in version 11.3.7, feel free to commit a support request anyway.  Within reasonable effort we also aim to fix issues on distributions that are not officially supported.

  • Andy Carter
    Andy Carter

    v11.3.5 is working fine here on debian wheezy and same before upgrade from previous testing

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