CYPE launches the 2023 version improving BIM model accuracy and information in all project phases

EL CAMPELLO, Calif. - June 10, 2022 - PRLog -- CYPE has launched the new 2023 version in which it has perfected generated BIM models as they are now more accurate and more information may be included. The company has also consolidated its global application so that any technician in the construction industry, regardless of their speciality, can intervene in an Open BIM project from the sketching stage to the construction stage.

CYPE has made a major effort in this version to improve their architectural applications, especially the 3D design and modelling program CYPE Architecture, a free application based on the "Sketch-Architecture" duality that allows architects to "imagine the building" with a sketch in the initial phases of creation, with which they can carry out volumetric, ergonomic and occupancy studies to subsequently add construction elements and thus generate a more detailed BIM model.

These are the lines on which the latest improvements made to CYPE Architecture have been based, enabling more accurate BIM models to be generated, adding more information to them and, at the same time, simplifying their compatibility and readability with other programs. These improvements make the collaborative work between the different specialists working on a BIM flow more productive and complete.

CYPE Architecture goes a step further and expands its data export options and interconnection with other Open BIM tools for carrying out, for example, energy simulation and HVAC analyses, bills of quantities, extracting plans and graphic documentation or generating technical specifications. This version also highlights the improvements made when exporting structural elements and their connection with programs for the design and analysis of structures such as CYPECAD and CYPE 3D.

All this has been accompanied by optimisation in BIM model viewing thanks to an enhanced ability to work with textures, colours and data, options that improve the interpretation and understanding of the project and favour the search for the best construction systems.

Furthermore, in order to continue improving, as of this version CYPE users can now export any generated 3D model to the FBX file format to simulate project environments, materials, lights and objects in a photorealistic way.