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Two Numbers, 25 Sizes: Designing a Parametric Catamaran in the Bitbybit Designer v1.6

· 12 min read
The 20 metre catamaran in the Designer, seen low off its bow: two axe bows with a wide tunnel between them, a foredeck with sun beds, a glazed saloon with its furniture showing through, and a flybridge under a hardtop on two carbon fins

Give the Bitbybit Designer two numbers, a length and a beam, and it rebuilds a luxury power catamaran from the hull lines up: decks, cabins, engines, rails, stairs and furniture. The smallest boat, at 15 metres, seats 24 guests and the largest, at 25, seats 60. There are 25 named sizes, and none of them is a scaled copy of another, because the things people touch stay at the size people need.

The boat is 61 design documents and 3,011 features, the most parametric model we have shown in the Designer. It is also a good way to show what arrived in Bitbybit v1.6: a standard parts library, parameters you can play, better ways to see into a large assembly, and a view that stays comfortable at 20 metres.

Bitbybit v1.0.0: New Base for Cloud and Web CAD

· 8 min read

Bitbybit v1.0.0

After nearly 100 releases in the 0.x.x range and a release candidate phase, Bitbybit v1.0.0 is officially here. This release brings our new CAD foundation, cloud infrastructure, and an expanded toolkit for developers.

This post outlines the major architectural changes and new capabilities available across our NPM packages, TypeScript SDK, Bitbybit Studio, and the Managed CAD Cloud.