This year the Expo will be held in Indianapolis, IN – Nov. 5-7 MPanel will be in booth #1348 and we’d like to extend our offer for free Registration New Products and Updates: Visit us to obtain a release version of MPCore and the suite of apps which allow you to model and pattern Barrel/Arch…
New file name is now created during make model step.Import Shade Designer (MPSD) model with simplified form.Standard plots increased from 6 to 10.Plot all load case results at the same time.Create PDF of all load case results at the same time.Pole footer plot now includes color coded pier depth and diameter.Soil strength factor added to…
Mesh Shape Factor upgraded with user friendly slider tool.Split panels by specified fabric width either vertical or horizontal.Split panels by number of evenly spaced panels either vertical or horizontal.Orient warp directions of multiple meshes to vertical up (+Z).Orient warp directions of multiple meshes to same as “reference” green mesh.Report Mesh point density.Change Mesh point density.
Confirmed compatibility with AutoCAD 2026Draw Framed Shade Structure parametric model added to model builderWeft/Warp Stress ratio changed to Shape Factor with user friendly slider toolSplit panels by specified fabric width either vertical or horizontalSplit panels by number of evenly spaced panels either vertical or horizontalSplit meshes for Framed Shade Structure modelsOrient warp directions of multiple…
MPanel InSite v8 released with powerful new features New conic tool allows for free form tensile conic structure designs Conics can include fixed edges or can be fixed/connected to walls 2 conics can share poles and can be joined Export to obj works with conics Export to sketchup works with conics Startup log window will…
This year the Expo will be held in Anaheim, CA – Sep. 24-26 MPanel will be in booth #833and we’d like to extend our offer for free Registration Presentations: This year, Tim will be presenting: Client Impressions: Quick 3D Shade Prototyping for Sales Success on Tuesday, Sep. 24 from 10 – 10:30 am as a…
