General Updates
Perform Massing Studies Before Locking a Site
We've improved the experience for creating new deals so you can study a site before using a credit in TestFit Site Solver. Test massing, explore site constraints, and preview different presets first—then lock the area once you’re ready to refine your design in more detail. It’s a more flexible, low-risk way to start every project.
With this update, site credits are now universal. One credit now gives you access to all typologies, so you can explore more project types with the same subscription.
Visualize and Compare Schemes in Reports
You can now add 3D views and set each view and stat card to specific schemes and sites directly in your reports, making it easier to understand design options and communicate findings. Quickly generate high-level reports with multiple schemes side by side for faster, clearer decision-making.
Define Building Setbacks with More Precision
You can now separate building setbacks from landscape setbacks for greater control.
This added layer of detail lets you fine-tune buildable areas, maintain zoning compliance, and adjust open space or landscape zones independently.
Details:
- Renamed the Retail preset to Pad and the Retail Plaza preset to Plaza.
Reported Issues & Bug Fixes:
- Fixed trees being placed in conflict with geometry in low-density, parcels and garden solves.
- Fixed many cases of missing single-loaded corridors.
- Fixed missing divisions when subdividing buildings.
- Fixed some cases where high-density sites would fail to solve.
- Fixed tabulation panel minimization in the garden editor.
- Fixed a crash that could occur when merging sites.
- Fixed the USA Power Plants data layer disappearing at high zoom levels.
- Fixed being able to click the Home button while the rest of the UI is locked.
- Fixed site credits being unavailable when starting a new file after previously starting a new file in the same session.
- Fixed exiting a deal without saving after locking site area sometimes resulting in temporarily lost entitlements.