Live now at lapin.ciuntucbimstudio.ro Drawings that look like real construction documents - Line styles as in Revit. A numbered pen table (1–16, widths per scale), Object Styles for the whole project, then overrides per view and per element, for cut, projection, hidden and overhead lines. They apply on screen and in PDF, SVG and DXF. - Linework editing. Hide, restyle, trim, extend or join the lines Lapin generates from the model (LW, LWTRIM, LWEXTEND, LWJOIN, LWRESET). Edits survive model changes, and the view warns you when an element has moved away from its edit. - Hidden lines per view, with sensible defaults by view type: shown in plans and sections, hidden in elevations. - Cleaner joins: elements of the same material meet without a line. - Grid axes line up with each other, and each end's bubble can be switched off. - Project location: base point and survey point shown in plans. Visibility / Graphics, now in 3D too - 3D views can hide elements by category, IFC class or IFC layer, saved with the view. - VV / VG open Visibility / Graphics for whichever view is in front, 2D or 3D. Door and window schedules, ready for the site - Choose which 2D drawings each schedule card shows: interior, exterior, plan, section. - Pick the rows and their order, add your own rows, and edit cells. Values from the model stay linked, and a value you override is clearly marked. - Sub-schedules by category, level, interior/exterior or hand-picked types. A schedule too tall for one sheet continues on its own continuation sheets. - Duplicate checks: warnings for an element listed twice or left out, plus a review list. Lintels - Set up the lintel in the door/window configurator: section width and placement, pieces side by side, bearing, material, precast products (import a manufacturer's CSV) and simple reinforcement for cast-in-place lintels. - A dedicated lintel schedule: marks, cross-sections, the openings each lintel serves, and concrete, steel and quantity totals.