[2026.07.30] Improved quotation form·generation UX and strengthened part editing in the parametric editor

1. Dashboard

1.1. (Improved) Quote detail page improved into an Excel-style form

🌟Improvement completed

Before

The quote detail page in the dashboard has been changed to an Excel-like format.

You can directly edit each cell's item and value, and depending on how your company operates, it can also be provided as a read-only quote that cannot be edited.

2. Editor

2.1. (Improved) Quote detail page UX improvements

We reduced the steps for creating and managing quotes.

Previously, you had to go through live quote → quote creation → consultation info entry → quote detail page, but now you go directly from the live quote to a detail page in the form of an Excel sheet or Google Sheets.

On the detail page, you can directly edit the item and value of each cell, and depending on your company’s operating method, it can also be provided as a view-only screen.

🌟Improved

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Enter the drawing editor

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Enter the Excel-style quote detail page

Before

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Enter the drawing editor

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Enter the live quote page

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Enter consultation information

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Enter the quote detail page

3. Parametric Editor (Modular)

3.1. (Improved) UX improvements for saving and creating parts

We refined the usability of the part save/create modal.

In major modals, you can confirm with Enter and cancel with Backspace (does not apply while typing text).

When overwriting a part, it updates immediately while keeping the existing save location and category, without needing to reselect the category.

3.2. (New) Added component multi-select and batch edit features

You can select and edit multiple child components at once in the component tree and 3D viewer. In the component tree, Shift·Ctrl·Cmd key plus click, and in the 3D viewer, Shift you can select multiple items with key plus click, and in the 3D viewer, Shift if you drag while holding the key, you can select all components within the area at once.

When two or more are selected, the right panel switches to batch edit mode, allowing you to apply properties such as alias, reference information, parameters, position, rotation, mirror flip, and hide conditions to all components at once.

Selected components can be copied and pasted, Backspace or Delete and deleted all at once with the key. When editing an input field or while a modal is open, accidental deletion is prevented.

Undo and redo buttons have been added at the top, Cmd/Ctrl + Zto undo Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Z or Ctrl + Yto redo.

3.3. (New) Added part drag-and-drop placement feature

You can drag items from the part library onto the 3D screen and place them as child parts of a parametric product. When you drag a part, the product's bounding box is shown as a six-sided shape, and the face under the mouse is highlighted with an outline and face color so you can preview the placement position. When you drop it on the desired face, it is automatically aligned to the center of that face, and the part's size and origin position are calculated together so that the outer surface of the actual geometry touches the bounding box face.

It can be created in Variable Management > Bounding Box or used in a bounding box automatically calculated based on child parts.

3.4. (New) Added variable export/import feature

You can copy and paste the root component's default variables, custom variables, and internal variables through the clipboard.

Using the Export button at the top of each variable section, you can copy the variable list to the clipboard, and with the Import button, you can paste it into another component. During import, the variable format is checked automatically; items with duplicate names or reserved names that cannot be used are excluded, and after processing, you are informed of the number of variables added and excluded.

We also standardized the tooltips across the parametric editor and viewer to have a dark background and rounded corners.

3.5. (New) Added chamfer feature to the panel shape editor

A chamfer option has been added to the vertices of the panel shape editor.

Previously, only filleting was available to round off corners, but now you can choose the desired corner type among none, fillet, and chamfer. When you select chamfer and enter a distance, both sides are bevelled by the specified distance based on the vertex, and the existing length value is preserved when switching between fillet and chamfer.

It can be applied to both the panel outline and hole corners, and the changed shape is reflected identically in the 2D editor, 3D panel view, and drawing export results.