perforated metal software
Software development company Aucad Drafting Limited announces the release of the second version of Image2Punch Genesis, CAD software for generating perforated pattern design based on virtually any digital image. This important upgrade offers several enhancements in its graphical user interface, improvement in its computing performance as well as innovative new features in designing perforated pattern. Over four months in development and testing has been invested in the second version of Image2Punch Genesis. Like the first version, this new version is free license based software.
Image2Punch Genesis is used rapidly by many professional architects, turret punch machine owners, industrial designers, signage technicians, street furniture manufacturers, lighting designer as well as CNC programmers around the world. It has been downloaded for more than 3000 copies worldwide since its first release in October 2007 and has been commercially used in several countries for their perforated metal project.
The rapid recognition of Image2Punch Genesis around the world is simply because it offers an easy and intuitive way to convert any digital image into perforated pattern design. Thus, this will create a new market opportunity as well as revolutionary concept in perforated metal project. User can convert their favorite digital image into perforated pattern design in seconds! The available pattern types in this new version are not only limited to square, 45 degree and 60 degree pattern, but have been enhanced by adding two significant pattern types: Circular and Spiral. The angle pattern has also been improved and user can chose the angle pattern from 15 to 75 degree. User can now determine the relationship between image size towards perforated panel size either by choosing stretching option or by choosing proportional option. The statistic report has also been improved to give a better and sophisticated format.
The second version of Image2Punch genesis is available at http://www.image2punch.com.
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