

We strongly believe that efficiency should never come at the expense of creativity! Window types in HighDesign R5 Pro HighDesign R5 helps you organize the project in an efficient way by encouraging the use of styles and types, so that every item belongs to a super-class with common properties, but leaving to you the freedom to design unstyled objects when you want. This approach is obviously more efficient and friendly for both your time and the overall costs. In a BIM project the opposite is true: most objects are standardized by common types, with very few exceptions of custom items.

In a typical CAD software, a project includes hundreds of custom objects: most of the time, texts and dimensions are standardized, but the project elements are custom-designed graphical items which at best can be re-used as blocks. Use layouts to publish your completed project.Īnother big feature are Graphic Styles and Building Element Types. A Viewport is a “window” that displays a rectangular portion of the drawing. Layout: a sheet with page size, frame border and alignment grids that can display viewports.Use the underlay as a base for further, more detailed drawing. The part of drawing enclosed in the callout appears on the detail sheet as an underlay with variable opacity. You create a detail sheet from a Callout on a drafting sheet. Detail sheet: a specialized sheet that is used to draw technical details.
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Drafting sheets can be overlayered with full or half transparency, or you can work on a single, isolated sheet. You can work at scale, which is the native approach in HighDesign, or at 1:1 as in other CAD programs.
