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 |
v4.5 required for wpf_image v4.5 required for WPF over Remote Desktop |
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Parasolid |
29.1 |
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Qt |
5.6 |
Please note, Visualize is compatible with Qt 5.4 on OSX |
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RealDWG |
2017 |
RealDWG 2017 requires Visual Studio 2015 |
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SketchUp |
2015 |
Important: Starting with this release, the header file visualize_license.h has been replaced by hoops_license.h. Please replace your header files when upgrading your license.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 aHIOUtilityPublish
object.Directly from the Visualize DB to HTML. Calling
HIOManager::GetOutputHandler(const char \* file_type)
with “html” as a parameter value will return aHIOUtilityHTML
object.Please note, source code isn’t available for
HIOUtilityHTML
.Also, please note that obsolete references to the ActiveX-based
HIOUtilityHTML
have 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 aHIOUtilityHTML
object.
Please note, source code isn’t available for
HIOUtilityHTML.
Also, please note that obsolete references to the ActiveX-based
HIOUtilityHTML
have 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_boundings
inDefine_System_Options
is now obsolete. Using this setting will have no effect on your application; it should be removed from your application.
Miscellaneous
The qthoopsrefapp demo application has been removed.