Service Pack 22.10
Library compatibility information
| Library name | Version | Windows | Linux | OS X | Notes |
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| DGN Direct | 4.2 |  |
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| HOOPS Exchange | 2017 SP1 U1 | |
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| HOOPS Publish | 2017 SP1 U1 | |
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| .NET Framework | 4.0 | |
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v4.5 required for wpf_image v4.5 required for WPF over Remote Desktop |
| Parasolid | 29.1 | |
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| Qt | 5.6 | |
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Please note, Visualize is compatible with Qt 5.4 on OSX |
| RealDWG | 2017 | |
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RealDWG 2017 requires Visual Studio 2015 |
| SketchUp | 2015 | |
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Important: Starting with this release, the header file visualize_license.h has been replaced by hoops_license.h. Please replace your header files when upgrading your license. A new header file can be generated on the Developer Zone. By 2018, licenses for all HOOPS products will be replaced with this single unified license.
Enhancements
- HTML Export. For 64-bit Windows users, Visualize now supports HTML Export. You can select from either of two methods:
- Using the HOOPS Publish integration via HIOUtilityPublish. Calling
HIOManager::GetOutputHandler()with “html_with_prc” as a parameter value will return aHIOUtilityPublishobject.- Directly from the Visualize DB to HTML. Calling
HIOManager::GetOutputHandler(const char \* file_type)with “html” as a parameter value will return aHIOUtilityHTMLobject.Please note, source code isn’t available for
HIOUtilityHTML.Also, please note that obsolete references to the ActiveX-based
HIOUtilityHTMLhave been removed.
- HTML Export. For 64-bit Windows users, Visualize now supports HTML Export directly from the Visualize DB to HTML. Calling
HIOManager::GetOutputHandler(const char \* file_type)with “html” as a parameter value will return aHIOUtilityHTMLobject.
Please note, source code isn’t available for
HIOUtilityHTML.Also, please note that obsolete references to the ActiveX-based
HIOUtilityHTMLhave been removed.
- XOR emulation for DX9/DX11. Visualize now supports XOR emulation for DX9/DX11. This is enabled by any normal XOR setting, such as
Set_Driver_Options_quick_moves_preference. (Visualize has always supported XOR with OpenGL and now supports XOR with OpenGL2, provided you’re using recent hardware.)
Functional changes
- Visualize now calculates geometry bounding in all cases, so the setting for toggling
Define_System_Options_automatic_geometry_boundingsinDefine_System_Optionsis now obsolete. Using this setting will have no effect on your application; it should be removed from your application.
