Force layer reactor for Autodesk® AutoCAD® automatically places objects in predefined layers.

DWGsync is a .NET utility for synchronized zoom/pan of multiple DWGs.

To make the notches in intersecting parts (3D-solids) connect cross.

Chop a 3D - solid into many pieces. Make ribs and stair-step.

Cut through windows or pockets in free places of the part to reduce its weight.

Find and remove all cylindrical holes in all solid parts, even inside assembly blocks.

Preparing part contours from 3D solids. Polylines for milling, sawing, and drilling on CNC with processing parameters in layer names. Calling the Dimensions program.

Lay details (solids 3D), obtaining contours for 2D milling, and export of contours in dxf. Layers and blocks for import to BiesseWorks, BSolid, Homag WoodWop, and Thermwood.

Removing unnecessary polyline nodes. Horizontal and vertical segment alignment. Closing the polyline.

Convert any curves to polylines. Approximation of splines with a given tolerance. Projecting 3D curves onto a plane.

Cutting the solid along the bisector of the angle of joining of two surfaces.

Cutting off many solid surfaces. Creating a Miter joint. Modeling columns and walls from particleboard/plywood in 1 click.

Quick and smart similar SLICE command. Delamination (peeling) flat and curved faces of solid.

Explosion of assembly. Moving apart solids in space for an illustration of the form of the assembly.

Lay 3D-solids to XY plane. Group and sort a list of details, and make FlatShot for CNC.

1 click - 1000 holes! Fast drilling many holes in many 3D-solids. Subtract with gap.

Arrangement of fixtures along joints of solids. RTA fittings, Fasteners, Furniture hinges, Shelf holders, Hardware

Rename layout tabs automatically through a dialog box that allows inserting a prefix, suffix, and start number.

Create a coordinates UTM grid on closed polylines. You can choose between a continuous grid or a cross grid. Set your preferences in the dialog box.

Insert blocks at the endpoints and/or midpoints of polylines. In the dialog box, choose the block, set the block scale, and specify whether you want to align the blocks with the polylines.

Insert the station values on attributes and texts, selecting a polyline or Autodesk® Civil 3D® alignment for reference. You can set your preferences in a dialog box.

Insert blocks from a table in a CSV or TXT file. The table must include the block names and coordinates (x, y, z). It can also optionally contain attribute values and dynamic property values.

Insert object properties into attribute values.

Make sure you don't lose any DWG content even when a standard Save or AutoSave fails.