User Interface changes

The ARCHLine.XP 2026 user interface has been redesigned for efficiency and functionality.

Status bar changes

The status bar now has fewer functions. View-dependent switches and commands that are essential for design have been moved to the View Control Bar. By clicking on the keyboard button (second left) or the area next to it, you can access the Input field, where you can write instructions directly to the program.

View Control Bar

The View Control Bar provides quick access to functions that affect the current view. You can read more details here.

Structure Tab in the Ribbon

The new Structure tab in the ARCHLine.XP ribbon menu provides a clean, dedicated workspace where all the tools needed for structural design are available in a single, well-organized interface. It gathers the most important structural element commands in one place. You can read more details here.

View Tab changes in the Ribbon

The View tab of the ARCHLine.XP ribbon has become more detailed, providing quick access to functions that affect the current view. 

Project navigator changes 

1. On the floor plan list, the floor base height is displayed next to the floor names.
   

2. Callouts are grouped in a new session

   

BIM parameters

The way BIM parameters are displayed in the main architectural element editor dialog has changed, from now on the BIM parameters assigned to the element are displayed on their own tab. The familiar BIM parameters dialog can also be opened and, similarly to the previous ones, individual values ​​can be added or the appropriate list can be selected from the bsDD library.

Levels of Detail

Previously, the display details for walls, doors and windows, and reinforcement were found in separate parts of the user interface. Now, we have collected them in one place in the program, so you can easily switch between different display modes depending on what you need at the moment.

Rebar in detail

Reinforcing bars can be displayed on the floor plan and in the 3D view.
To display the reinforcement in 3D view, it is necessary to switch the display type to Wireframe or X-ray mode. This is the only way to display the reinforcing bars inside the elements, as the internal structure of the elements is not visible in all other display types.

Sketch mode new position

The Sketch mode command has been expanded and moved to a new location in the menu. Sketch mode is operating as a mini-project within the main project.

Rotate by 45°

Now you can rotate objects placed on the floor plan by 45° in either direction, ensuring that they are always in the correct position in space. Clicking on the rotate icon will reveal two new buttons that allow you to rotate the element 45° clockwise or counterclockwise.