Releases & Updates

09.05.2022 | By Petri Luomala | Share:

MagiCAD MagiCAD for AutoCAD MagiCAD for Revit MEP Releases & Updates

New features in MagiCAD Supports & Hangers

Support and hanger systems complete a building services design and ensure an effective high-quality installation. Recent additions to the MagiCAD Supports & Hangers module improve the efficiency of creating support and hanger layouts and provide better tools for cooperation between designers and other project participants.

Events Releases & Updates

MagiCAD Group to exhibit at Nordbygg 2022 where it will showcase an extended product portfolio towards construction management

Visitors will learn about exciting new functionality in MagiCAD for AutoCAD and Revit for MEP design as well as the new Gsite solution for construction management and information handling in building projects Gothenburg, Sweden, March 16, 2022 – MagiCAD Group, a global provider of software for the built environment, announced today that it will exhibit […]

MagiCAD MagiCAD for AutoCAD MagiCAD for Revit Releases & Updates

Highlights of MagiCAD 2022 Update Release 2

Each release of MagiCAD introduces a host of intelligent new features and improvements for Revit and AutoCAD. Discover the highlights in MagiCAD 2022 UR-2 by viewing our new feature video.

MagiCAD MagiCAD for AutoCAD MagiCAD for Revit Releases & Updates

MagiCAD 2022 Update Release 2 now available

The new MagiCAD version for Revit and AutoCAD is now available for download. Click here for new features.

MagiCAD MagiCAD for AutoCAD MagiCAD for Revit Releases & Updates

Highlights of MagiCAD 2022 UR-1

The new features and functions MagiCAD 2022 UR-1 help improve the efficiency and quality of MEP design work in both Revit and AutoCAD. Discover the highlights in the latest version by viewing our new feature video.

MagiCAD MagiCAD for Revit Releases & Updates

Automatic riser diagrams for extra-low voltage systems

Riser diagrams provide an overall view of system connections throughout the different levels of a building. As such, they are often a required part of electrical design projects, as well as an essential document for the maintenance of electrical distribution systems. However, riser diagrams can also be very time-consuming to create and then edit manually every time a design change takes place during a project.