hsCADView for Windows

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Key Details of hsCADView

Visualize and measure intricate CAD drawings in both 2D and 3D.
Last updated on June 21, 2013
There have been 9 updates
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Developer’s Description

Visualize and measure intricate CAD drawings in both 2D and 3D.

hsCADView allow you to view, modify, print, zoom, pan, rotate and measure 2D/3D Cad Files (DWG, DXF, DWF, and DXB). Convert between various document types (DXF, DWG, DWF, and DXB) and versions (r12, r13, r14, AutoCAD 2000, 2004, 2006, 2007, and 2010) and export to images (JPEG, BMP), and PDF files. It also included full support for drawing layouts. Users can select an "active" layout and then export it to PDF or image. Plot style file support allows for easy mapping of colored drawings to printable PDFs or Images. It has the ability to modify and tweak what is already drawn, measure lengths and areas.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: November 23, 2012

Latest update: June 21, 2013

Version: 4.0.134.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows 7

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 14,638

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

4.7/5

7 User Votes

good
richardhenry7November 26, 2007
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good
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Summary
Need CAD to PDF conversion? This is the one for you!
hyagroundAugust 13, 2006
Pros
As a design company we need our drawings approved by our clients before we can go ahead with the order. Unfortunately most of our clients dont have CAD facilities and so i had to source some PDF conversion software so we could be sure our plans could be viewed on any pc. Whilst AutoCAD can print to PDF and export to bitmap etc the quality was unsatisfactory for our needs. <p>After some research and trials we decided on HSCADView as it was simple enough for everyone to use, had a fast conversion rate and the quality actually matched the original CAD drawing. For the price, features and friendly staff/customer support you cant go wrong with this software. We have recently upgraded to version 2 and not only have they packed in more conversion/viewing features, an improved interface and more 3D capabilities but the process time is now even quicker! <p> <p>If you are considering this software as a conversion or viewing solution then download it now! - you wont be sorry.
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Summary
Best for the price
mcdavid_1977July 24, 2006
Pros
I was using the previous version of hsCADView and it was pretty good with very good view rotation/pan tools, easy layer color/on-off modifications, file format conversions. And now the measure tool with entity snap ability is great. Good features for the price.
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Summary
Best value for the price
david67September 10, 2005
Pros
very much user friendly. almost all tools are just one click away, easy to use. predefined views for easy navigation through 3D drawings. reads and converts to almost all CAD formats.
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Summary
Very, very good value for the money imho
Kurt VannesteSeptember 8, 2005
Pros
I have been looking in the first place for a good dwg-viewer. I tried several of the lower priced dwg-viewers and I didn't find one that offered as much as hSCADView: <p>the possibility to view different files at once (tabs); support for layouts (some don't); support for 3D-solids (most don't), different rendering styles, possibility to turn layers on and off (with immediate effect without closing the layer dialogbox); and support for inserted rasterimages, preset viewing angles for 3D (and they are working on a 3Dorbit viewing tool). So, as a viewer-tool I like it very much. <p> <p>I won't comment much on the other possibilities as to me they are not that important (printing; PDF-creation; converting to other formats) but I would guess they are of the same level. I simply tried to convert a A0-layout (with regular viewports and rasterimages) to a PDF. It took quite a bit of a long time (I usually use the PDF-driver which is part of Paperport and it works much faster) but it worked and results were fine. (Note: the PDF-creation of a layout doesn't take into account the plotstyle in the layout; Not exactly a bug but I think when creating a PDF one should have the possibility to use the plotstyle).
Cons
at the moment, none
Summary
Basically works well for.dwg with one exception.
donnabbonMay 12, 2005
Pros
Easy to use.
Cons
Does not import all of the drawing sheets in subject (acad 2005) drawing only converts the "sheet" that was open when the drawing was last saved.
Summary
Works as advertised!
December 20, 2004
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This progam works pretty well. It is simple, functional, and does what it advertises. I used the program to save some AutoCAD 2005 files to r13s so that I could work with them without buying an upgrade. ItÂ’s a tight little viewer with lots of functionality for the (cheap) price.