Bricscad offers full-function 2D/3D DWG-based CAD and a compelling technology roadmap.
Bricscad comes with friendly upgrade policies.
The people behind Bricscad are CAD veterans committed to world-class support.
Most users are transitioning from AutoCAD to Bricscad in one week or less.
Bricscad has over 100,000 users around the world and earned a 98% satisfaction rating.
Users and administrators in organizations with both Bricscad and AutoCAD prefer Bricscad.
Bricscad offers an AutoCAD-compatible programming platform that supports existing applications.
Increasingly, top developers are offering their existing AutoCAD applications and add-ons on Bricscad.
You can try it right now for free!

Other benefits
Enabling applications
Thanks to the extended list of compatible API's available (LISP, SDS, COM, BRX), Bricscad V10 is now chosen by more than hundred of application developers so far to port their AutoCAD® based application to. Each application extends Bricscad V10 feature set to a new level.

Enabling solutions
Applications in main domains, such as AEC, GIS, Mechanical and Civil Engineering lift the Bricscad platform to the highest professional level. With a constant growing number of available engineering applications the Bricscad platform offers real solutions for the job to be done.

Enabling choices
By enabling DWG based solutions in every engineering domain Bricsys now finally can offer freedom in the decision process. As from Bricscad V10 on, the DWG world does have a real choice. Bricscad V10 combines professional engineering solutions with a fair and transparent pricing model, and a user friendly upgrade policy.
Worldwide presence
Bricscad is worldwide leader in DWG alternative CAD. Bricscad V10 - today available in 13 languages - offers an international platform for applications. Bricsys - the company behind Bricscad - assists developers actively with the porting of regional and international applications. Together with the application developers, Bricsys is building an international DWG based engineering community.

High quality support
In addition to its technological strength, Bricsys delivers high quality support to each user, each developer, every day and everywhere. Bricsys’ customers are leaders in their field and require a zero tolerance support. Bricsys eliminates barriers between its technical teams and the users of its products. Bricsys customers - anywhere on the globe - can communicate their support requests directly with the Bricsys support team.

Pricing
And finally, yes we know that our pricing is one of the main reasons why most people ultimately prefer our technology. Comparable quality for far less money. Download V10 and try it out for free for the next 30 days. We are confident…

Version 10.3.14 - 10/05/2010
Improved
* SR23557 - FIELDS: using the Mtext editor, the currently edited field is automatically selected in the field edit dialog.
* SR23925 - OLE: when embedding an OLE object fails, an error message is displayed instead of failing silently.

Fixed
* COMMAND HISTORY: grip editing should not add entries into the command history.
* PAN: artefacts were displayed when dragging the cursor outside the application window during buffered pan.
* VPLAYER: command malfunctioned in localized versions.
* DVIEW: when setting a negative offset for one of the clip planes, the UCS icon and the viewport border were not displayed (when using the GDI display device).
* REFEDIT:
o When selecting the block to edit by picking a dimension arrow, the operation failed to start.
o Modifications to Mtext inside a block containing fields were not saved.
* SR23196 - QPRINT: when using Settings from Previous Plot, the Layout Settings were used instead.
* SR23991 - FIELDS: when contained in blocks, fields were not updated. When saving to file, field values for FileName, FileSize, SaveDate, ... were not updated.
* SR24112 - VBA BATCH PLOT TOOL: print was improperly scaled, Fit scale was used instead of Custom scale.
* SR24020 - REFEDIT: modifications of dimension properties (stored in EED) were not saved.

Application Development
* LISP - improved error handler control:
o (vl-bt-on) enables "error callstack backtrace"
o (vl-bt-off) disables "error callstack backtrace"
o (vl-bt [n]) outputs the "error callstack backtrace" to the commandline, regardless of on/off status.
o (setq bcad$disable-extended-error nil) enables error location message
o (setq bcad$disable-extended-error t) disables error location message
* LISP - (vlax-ldata-put obj data): when data consisted of a list with only 1 entry, then 'data' returned by (vlax-ldata-get/list) was different from the stored data.
* SR23146 - COM: creation of Angular Dimensions was incorrect.
* SR23282 - STRETCH: command triggered unwanted ::copied() events.
* SR23788 - LISP: reactors
o Improved performance of loading persistent reactors from a drawing.
o Orphaned object reactors are now removed from the drawing.
o When closing and reopening a drawing, the persistent reactors were not always reinitialized from the drawing.
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* SR23903 - DCL: when calling set_tile on a dcl image or image_button, the specified value should be displayed as text inside the image or image_button. This feature was missing.
* SR24065 - LISP: when using (vl-load-all), Lisp files were not always loaded into all drawings.

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