Integrate Existing Assets: Combine DXFs created outside Studio with model content to enrich your Live Plans documentation.

Seamless collaboration: Export Live Plans documentation as DXFs to share with colleagues working in other drafting tools

Dynamic Data Tables: Build and style data tables that automatically update to reflect any model configuration

Flexible Templates: Leverage centrally managed Live Plans templates that can be adapted to fit any plan in your library.

Ensure Legibility: Utilize automatic overlap reduction that keeps you plans clean and easy to read

Ceilings have been moved from the Layout section to the Finishes section of the Room Inspector

By Default, Rooms now contain a flat ceiling entity. Removing this entity will result in a ceiling-less room. Users can add multiple ceiling entities to a room and condition them.

Several of the ceiling parameters have been renamed to improve clarity.

Ceiling Finish and Overall Ceiling Height Offset has been moved to the Ceiling Entity. Users can now condition individual ceilings with different ceiling heights, reducing the need to condition the overall room when they want to optionally adjust ceiling height.

Wall Assembly Finish Layers (exterior and interior) utilize existing legacy datums.

In order to continue advancing datum improvements, we’ve migrated the datums previously shown in this inspector to now reference datums in the datum catalog.

If an existing Wall Assembly Finish layer referenced a legacy datum, we preserved that relationship. Likewise an offset parameter is still available on the wall assembly inspector.

If a user previously utilized the “normalize” parameter on this wall assembly inspector, those values were migrated to newly created datums in the datum catalog.

Added units to Grid Snap Distance for clarity

Section cut views now mirror with the home, ensuring that sections are always at the expected location and view angle.

Added the ability to adjust the offset for Level Annotations in Live Plans, so that it is easy to resolve collisions.

Casework plan notes no longer appear in Showroom plan views

You can now define header size, jack stud counts and king stud counts for your openings in Studio.

Go to the Framing Catalogs to set up the framing components and header assemblies. Framing components are the most basic unit, while header assemblies also define the number of framing components needed for a header.

Go to Header Framing Settings to set up the logic of when to use a particular header assembly and how many jack studs are required. The header assembly and jack stud count associated with the smallest maximum span that works with an opening will be applied.

Go to Door Framing Settings and Window Framing Settings to define the number of king studs, rough opening size and cripple stud location. Here, you can also override the header assembly and number of jack studs.

For each window and door, you can also modify the header setup on an instance level by going into the Structure > Framing section. This will override any defaults applied through Header Framing Settings, Door Framing Settings and Window Framing Settings.

Removed the ability to create new edge hosted elevation notes. These notes should be created directly on the desired elevation. Existing edge hosted elevation note can still be selected to aid in their removal.

Fixed an issue preventing view template text size from clearing

Fixed an issue causing data sequence columns to disappear when changing column width.

Fixed an issue where electrical data sequences were outputting unexpected values.

Fixed an issue causing data sequences to display on top of Live Plans Previews

Fixed an issue preventing some data table linework from displaying.

Fixed clipping annotation issues in Elevation drawings.

Improved Live Plans snapping behavior to ensure that viewports always match the size indicated in the temp dims during viewport creation

Room name and room type attributes have been added to the Doors category.