
Founded in 1983, IMSI is a leader in feature-rich, yet affordable, general-purpose CAD (Computer Aided Design) and home design desktop software, and a pioneer in mobile solutions for the AEC (Architectural, Engineering, and Construction) industry.
IMSI Design is a maker of CAD (Computer-Aided Design) and home design software for Windows and Mac, as well as mobile solutions for the AEC (Architectural, Engineering, and Construction) industry.
This new FloorPlan PowerTool adds over 90 professional CAD tools to FloorPlan Home & Landscape Design. Its diverse feature set, consisting of 2D drafting, 3D modeling, editing, and data sharing tools allows the user to create virtually any object to complement their home design project. Objects created can be saved to your library and used with any of your home and landscape designs. Custom Workshop Pro can bring in popular CAD file formats such as SketchUp®, 3D Studio®, 3MF, STL, DAE, PLY, as well as Adobe® Illustrator®, PDF, SVG, TIFF, BMP, PNG, and JPG. Some of the features included in Custom Workshop Pro:
Some of the features included in Custom Workshop Pro:
2D Drafting Features:
· Line Tools (8 methods)
· Arc Tools (5 methods)
· Circle Tools (7 methods)
· Ellipse Tools (5 methods)
· Polygon Tools (7 methods)
· Bezier Spline Tool Fillet/Chamfer (5 methods)
· Spline Fill
3D Modeling Features:
· Primitives (6 types)
· Extrude, Lathe, Skin, Cover
· Booleans (Add, Subtract, Intersect)
· Subdivision (Add Loop, Fill, Bridge, Inset)
· Split & Slice
Modification and Editing:
· Align, Group, Ungroup, Copy, Paste
· Transformations (Translate, rotate, scale, mirror, along the path)
· Arrays (Polar and Rectangular)
· Magnet Tool
Data Sharing:
DWG/DXF, SketchUp®, 3D Studio®, 3MF, STL, DAE, Ply Adobe® Illustrator®, PDF, SVG, TIFF, BMP, PNG, JPG
Are you thinking about using TurboCAD with AutoCAD or switching from AutoCAD to TurboCAD?
We’ve created a resource to provide you with the information you need to shorten your learning curve and start creating professional designs in no time at all. Once you’ve made the decision to use TurboCAD, this guide will help you get started by outlining the few differences in jargon, commands, and tools.
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With the release of TurboCAD 2017, users will find a more seamless workflow between office design and editing, and field work documentation. Office staff can now take TurboCAD drawing sand upload them to an iOS mobile device, where the files can then be used with IMSI Design’s field documentation app, TurboSite, in order to capture project and site information. Perfect for building construction, site design, job site inspections, construction administration, as-built verification, or practically any other AEC-related fieldwork project.
The captured information can then be round-tripped back into TurboCAD 2017 through the program’s new ability to read TurboSite’s native TAP files. Export the TAP file back to the office via email or upload to DropBox, Box or any WebDAV-enabled cloud site.
Back in the office, you can open up the TAP file in the new GeoMarks Palette. The Tap file will contain all mark-ups and GeoMarks, which include all captured media such as photos, videos and notes taken onsite.
Noted changes from the field visit that need to be made to the original file can then easily be made in TurboCAD.
To see a real-world example of workflow integration with TurboCAD and TurboSite, watch this video:
Working with TurboCAD and TurboSite together allows you to drive project efficiency across more of the project lifecycle, streamlining workflow processes and increasing productivity.
Founded in 1983, IMSI is a leader in feature-rich, yet affordable, general-purpose CAD (Computer Aided Design) and home design desktop software, and a pioneer in mobile solutions for the AEC (Architectural, Engineering, and Construction) industry.