Highlighted Features:
Download or Update to Speckle 2.7 with Speckle Manager
Speckle 2.7 Updates:
Revit
Better support for meshes with DXF mesh imports
BREP deserialization fix
- Breps to native objects
- New Org classes in
Objects
- Model and Container
Better support for Topography elements
Added settings to control Framing and Wall Joins
- Revit support for direct meshes now available as a toggle option
- Support for family based openings
Dynamo
Better block support
- transformedGeometry, insertionPlane and transform
- Ngon Mesh support
Bbox To Speckle conversion
Rhino
Rhino <> Acad Dimension support
Added support for topography in Rhino BIM
AutoCAD & Civil3D
Added support for dimensions
- Support to send xref document support
- Support to send Dynamic blocks
Grasshopper
- Added native transform support
- Block instance/definition support
- transformedGeometry, insertionPlane and transform
Fused connector installation with Rhino
Blender
Now available for Blender 3.1 and 3.2
Unreal Engine
Unreal Engine editor UI for branch/commit selection
Unity
VR explorations
BIM properties in side panel
Tekla Structures
Native option to mesh
Model selection performance improvements
CSI Products
- Performance Improvements
Faster Receive
QGIS
Speckle geometry types now supported in QGIS: Point, Line, Polyline, Arc, Circle, Polycurve
- QGIS to QGIS layers keep the symbology (single color, categorized and graduated by color)
QGIS geometry writes and reads Speckle displayStyle.color property
- Option to receive older commits
Supporting polygons with holes export (to mesh)
- Creating custom CRS for receiving and sending geometry intended for non-GIS software
Sketchup
Mesh Enhancement
Specklepy
Various improvements & fixes
- Curve serialisation improvements
- Support for new server invites
Server & Web
Stream comment attachments
Server & stream invites system
- Introduces proper stream invites that you must accept to be added as a collaborator
- Admins can see all server invites and cancel or resend them as needed.
- Users can now remove themselves from streams