Turbocad mac pro v9 review pdf#

Printing has been updated to leverage a more accurate Cocoa print engine, larger printable areas, print previews have been updated and an improved PDF export (floating vs integer values). Other improvements include the area of printing.

Speaking of OpenGL, repaints have been rewritten to take advantage of better integration between Cocoa and OpenGL. There is a general performance improvement now in TurboCAD Mac Pro 7 as it can handle very large files as both a combination of the 64-bit support and some new OpenGL updates. In TurboCAD Mac Pro 7 the Spatial kernel is implemented at the 64-bit level for both the modeling kernel and the translator kernel. We mention kernels and rendering engines quite a bit here on Architosh as we think it’s important readers are aware of these core component technologies. Bob Mayer, COO, of IMSI/Design clarified the details behind the new 64-bit version of TurboCAD Mac Pro, which is now at version 7.įor starters the modeling kernel behind the Pro version of TurboCAD Mac is based on the French Dassault’s Spatial model geometry kernel.

It can take a lot of work on the backend coding wise.

Going 64-bit is a big deal in the CAD world. (see, Architosh, “Product Review: IMSI TurboCAD Mac Pro 7,” ) Going 64-bit – Details Although there is no official press release on this Architosh spoke to Bob Mayer of IMSI/Design about what is under the hood in this change. For those who are on the IMSI/Design email lists you may have seen the announcement promoting the new 64-bit version of IMSI /Design’s new 64-bit version of TurboCAD Mac Pro.