New features, improvements, and fixes in Ornamental Designer Pro, organized by the date they became available.
Slide gate controls are now easier to find and manage in the Designer.
Slide style, direction, track, wheel box, and tail controls are now grouped together under Slide Settings directly beneath Panel Basics.
Your team can now work together under one company workspace.
Everyone in the workspace shares company projects, private components, and workspace access.
Invite additional people to use their own email and password instead of sharing one company login.
Owners can invite team members, assign admin or member access, and manage the people in their workspace.
R-panel is now available as an infill type in the Designer.
Add R-panel infill to gate and fence sections and choose the panel orientation needed for the job.
Design, review, and export telescoping slide gate systems.
Create telescoping V-track gates with coordinated leaves and a dedicated plan view.
Review individual panel elevations, zoom the plan view, and export both gate and plan drawings.
Add ornamental infill patterns to individual sections of a design.
Add patterned section infill and place it behind pickets for layered panel designs.
Show privacy slats directly in chain-link gate and fence drawings.
Add chain-link privacy slats with the spacing represented in the finished drawing.
Configure pickets by section instead of treating every area the same.
Use different picket coverage and settings in individual sections of a design.
Choose round or square pickets and set the stock material used in the drawing.
Configure each handrail end post separately when the job calls for different details.
Set each end post’s size, extension, cap, and mounting details independently.
Selected handrail balusters now carry through to purchasing and fabrication documents.
Library balusters appear with their total quantity in the material list and purchase summary.
New controls help drawings communicate more clearly in the shop and in the field.
Adjust dimension text size on annotated drawings to suit the page and drawing scale.
Add intermediate posts to fence panels for more accurate multi-section layouts.
Handrail annotation layouts are simpler and easier to read on exported drawings.
Show how handrail pickets connect to the rail and steps.
Choose connection details for handrail pickets, including mounting them to the steps.
Add correctly sized handrail shoes at picket connections and show them level on stair treads.