OpenBuildings Speedikon CONNECT Edition Update 4.2 (10.04.02.037)

Free Download OpenBuildings Speedikon CONNECT Edition Update 4.2 | 6.9 Gb
Languages Supported: english & deutsch
The OpenBuildings product team is pleased to announce the availability of OpenBuildings Speedikon CONNECT Edition Update 4.2 (10.04.02.37). This update incorporates user-requested fixes and enhancements. It also includes security fixes and updates from MicroStation CONNECT Edition Update 17.2.
Product:OpenBuildings Speedikon
Version:CONNECT Edition Update 4.2 (10.04.02.037)
Supported Architectures:x64
Website Home Page :www.bentley.com
Languages Supported:english & deutsch
System Requirements:Windows *
Size:6.9 Gb
The product is available in German and English and contains six localized datasets – German DIN, Neutral Metric, British Standard, Netherlands, USA (Imperial + Metric). The German dataset is optimized according to German DIN building standards.

What’s New Highlights for Update 4.2 (10.04.02.37)

Integrated MicroStation CONNECT Edition Update 17.2
– OpenBuildings Speedikon CONNECT Edition Update 4.2 includes the full MicroStation CONNECT Edition Update 17.2 functionality except for the Technology Preview Features
Fixes in
IFC Export
– Fixed file-specific IFC export issues that caused Speedikon to close
Drawing Module
– Insert DGN file in the drawing module works again with full functionality
– Fixed file-specific issues when editing drawing files that caused Speedikon to close
Security Improvements
– This release also includes the latest Speedikon and MicroStation security improvements. The details will be found on our Trust Center website under Security > Common Vulnerability Exposure (CVE) Program.
ProjectWise CONNECT Edition Support
– OpenBuildings Speedikon CONNECT Edition Update 4.2 is compatible with ProjectWise CONNECT Edition Update 3.4 and Update 4. ProjectWise CONNECT Edition Update 4 is not yet released.
Deprecated Features
– AWM opening elements created with the Window Designer add-on module are no longer displayed. The program files needed for this no longer meet current security requirements.
– [DIN] Deutschland dataset: The parameter dialog boxes of opening elements that originally belonged to the Swiss data set are no longer displayed with the graphical interface, but only with the tabular interface. The program files required for this no longer meet the current security requirements.
– [MET] Neutral Metric dataset: The parameter dialog boxes of macros are no longer displayed with the graphical interface, but only with the tabular interface. The program files required for this no longer meet current security requirements.

OpenBuildings Speedikonstreamlines your workflow, throughout the design, structural drafting, and construction documentation process, for new and existing industrial facilities, airports, hospitals, and factories in Germany. Customize robust, reliable documentation, drawings, and reports that meet German standards. Combine drawings, maps, and models to create a common data environment and integrate your design, 3D visualization, drawing production, and quantity take-off reporting. Design buildings and facilities, such as factories, airports, offices, and hospitals, of all sizes and complexity in Germany. Combine your architectural design, structural drafting, and construction documentation.
Bentley LumenRT Designer– The OpenBuildings Speedikon installer includes Bentley LumenRT Designer CONNECT Edition Update 14 as a companion application. You can use this product free of charge. With LumenRT Designer, you can quickly and easily create compelling visualizations.

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