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Allows composite structures without core layers

Core ply requirements in composite structures are no longer mandatory, making it easier to remove core plies or move plies outside the core boundary.

Core layers can be deleted or layers can be moved outside the core layer to improve default connections and support visibility control of face walls and floors.

Best Practices:To ensure that the wall joins correctly, move all layers to the "Interior" side (if the wall is used as an interior finish) and have the "Interior Finish" face the actual interior finish. Apply the same rules for walls used as exterior finishes.

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Terrain Entity Subdivision Enhancements

Terrain entity subdivisions are of a specified type and can have positive and negative offsets from the host terrain entity.

When you create a subdivision on a Terrain Solid, a new Terrain Solid is generated that follows the geometry of the host Terrain Solid. You can provide an offset for the subdivision. A positive offset places the subdivision above the host, while a negative offset places it below the host. A negative offset excavates the host; the amount of excavation is reported in the subdivision's properties. To create a subdivision that uses a different material than the host Terrain Solid, change the Terrain Solid type.

Tessellation is a subcategory of Terrain entities. Use object styles and visibility/graphic overrides to control how tessellation is displayed in model views.

You can see that on each Sheet Set node, a new parameter has been added to the Sheet Set category. The parameter value will be synchronized to each sheet included in the set.

Because parameter values ​​are driven by the sheet set, they appear read-only on every sheet in the set. ​If you modify the parameter value on the sheet set, this updates the value on all sheets, as well as in the title block label (if included).

If you move the sheet to another sheet set, the parameter values are automatically updated according to the definition in that sheet set.

View Reference Enhancements

View referencing has been enhanced to include instance-based reference labels and the ability to include shared parameter labels.

Instance-based view reference tags

Previously, when you placed a view reference that referenced another view, the view label was type-based. This label is now instance-based, making view references more flexible and easier to coordinate with your document standards. After placing a view, you can change the label on the view by changing the value of Reference Label on the Properties palette. The default value assigned to a view reference is set by the view's type parameter, Default Reference Label.

Global Conductor

Manage line wiring requirements with controllable and customizable conductor and cable configurations.

Electrical conductors and cables are customizable. The new Electrical Conductors and Cables settings allow you to define conductors and then use those conductor definitions in cable sizes and cable types. These cable types are then assigned to the routes in your model.

To access the electrical conductor and cable settings, click the Manage tab Settings panel MEP Settings drop-down listElectrical Conductor and Cable Settings.

Wire sizes are no longer supported, when you upgrade a model, existing wire size data will be updated to the new schema.

Creating walls by room and by section

Use wall segments to create new finished architectural walls in a room or within room boundaries.

• Select a closed area formed by room bounding walls and columns to create new walls within that room with a single click.

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• Pick existing segments of walls and columns to create new walls.

Newly created walls will be adjacent to the target wall or column, increasing efficiency and productivity when creating multiple walls for core and surface layers.