Are all the WIP builds for MacOs only?

That's interesting I have a key but no link. I filled out the beta form a couple of times.

I tested now v 14 because i got a 14 days trial Key. Test Time: 1 min
The Inspector Flickering while selecting lines are not fixed.

In Stream Zoom Commands
When marking lines by holding the Shift key and clicking on the lines with the mouse, and then using the In-Stream Zoom commands, the marking action is canceled and various tools, such as extruding, are completely aborted. In Punch!CAD v9 Build 1162, it was still possible to release the control key and continue marking after using the In-Stream Zoom.

My suggestion: Tools should generally be combinable in at least two levels. This means that when I press a key combination, I return to the previous, unfinished tool that I had only completed 50% and can still finish it, even though I had used another tool in the meantime. I believe this is called nesting of features. In addition, I miss a function to jump back to the previously used tool, which may already exist.

It's great that the view rotation and shifting work very well without affecting the use of the tools, and this even includes the change of the rotation center point. However, this is a very old feature, old but good :)

My laser cutting and bending provider creates the sheet metal flat patterns themselves anyway, and they can handle the Imperial steps, so an update is not that important to me. I may publish additional test results in the future.

@MPSchmied wrote "The Inspector Flickering while selecting lines are not fixed"

macOS double buffers UI independent of the application.

I see the flickering Inspector issue on Windows and checking...


Tim

It seems that the perspective in real-time rendering or work rendering is now working, and the visibility of the substructure through thin sheets is now reduced. Why is the view rotation palette placed at the bottom center in the preset environment? These buttons are pointless because they terminate the current tool, and these functions can be accessed using keyboard shortcuts and mouse buttons without terminating the current tool.