Truebex 1.0.0
The first release build: a 445 MB install that starts in 4.6 s, with drawing sheets, finishes, references, dynamic objects and the asset library on board.
Changelog
Truebex changelog
Every release and milestone, newest first. Follow along with the feed in any feed reader.
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One library for every asset
Textures, meshes, objects, sections, faces and sheet templates live in one library with categories, tags, search and favourites. Save embedded, linked or both; missing links heal on relink.
Mouldings at door jambs and along curved walls
Skirtings and mouldings stop flush at door jambs, follow the door, and run along curved walls; ceiling panels and slabs meet cleanly at the soffit.
Doors, windows, cabinets and stairs from numbers
Dynamic doors, windows, cabinets and custom objects regenerate with their host wall, stairs build from a run, and category prototypes stand in until you swap in the real thing.
One look for every screen
Every panel, menu and dialog shares one kit and a live theme: accent colour, corner radius, density, light and dark.
Walls from any curve
Draw walls from lines, arcs, splines and other curves, with smooth curved surfaces, and resize anything with the Scale command.
Models with a feature list
Build models step by step with a feature list and an edit mode, sweeps that face the viewer, and control points that place handles and fixtures.
Dimensions that keep up
Dimension styles for plan, 3D and sheets, auto dimensions that stay current as the model moves, relevance per view, and pins that keep chosen dimensions visible.
Panels and finishes on any face
Paint, wallpaper and three-dimensional patterns, and panels on floors, ceilings, slabs and models as well as walls.
Drawing sheets that lay themselves out
One command creates the sheet set: cover, plans, sections, stair sheets, face sketches, renders and schedules, with forms you fill once. Truebex writes its own vector PDF, with selectable text and fillable fields, and DXF.
Textures and meshes from your own files
Import textures with full compression and mip levels, and meshes in glTF, GLB, OBJ and FBX, then compose your own objects from them.
Anything references anything
Lines, objects and faces can reference each other and follow what they reference when it moves.