Improved measurement accuracy

Dimensions are now measured along each element's own orientation

Width and length measurements are now based on the element's own orientation. Elements placed at an angle or rotated—such as doors on angled walls or diagonal beams—are now measured and drawn correctly.

• Width, depth, and length are measured along the direction the element actually faces, so you get accurate dimensions even for angled or rotated elements.
• Dimension lines and labels are drawn aligned to the element's orientation.
• Elements of the same type always return the same dimensions, regardless of how they're rotated.
• This applies to all width and length measurements.

Continuation (follow-up analysis)

Follow-up analyses now appear together in one place

When you run a follow-up analysis with a new instruction after an initial one (continuation), the new results now accumulate on top of the previous ones and are combined into a single result panel.

• Elements and highlights drawn in the follow-up run stay on screen together with those from the previous run.
• The list of findings shows the previous and new results together.

As a result, even as you refine your analysis step by step by adding conditions, you can see the overall results at a glance.

Clash detection improvements

A fill-in expansion prompt is now provided when you request clash detection

When you request clash detection, the system now automatically presents a ready-to-run clash-detection instruction along with a list of project-specific settings you can fill in (an expansion prompt). Just enter the criteria you need, and you can easily tailor the detection to your intent.

You can fill in the following items:

• Clearances (e.g., 45 cm equipment↔terminal, 15 cm terminal↔structure)
• Priority rule (e.g., structure-first)
• Grouping (e.g., element-type pair × floor level)