After you successfully install the latest update, the product version that appears in the Help > License Assistant dialog box.
Product version:
ARCHLine.XP 2026 PRO: R2 Release v261028 Build 580.
ARCHLine.XP 2026 LT: R2 Release v261028 Build 581.
2026 R2 - Build 580, 581 Release
28.10.2026.
Improvements:
- Improved compatibility with Windows Smart App Control to prevent the software or its features from being blocked.
- Added a dropdown menu to the Status Bar for quick selection of the active layer variation.
- Improved architectural grid line settings, allowing users to adjust the line thickness of both main grid lines and their extensions.
- Improved Revit file import performance.
Issues resolved:
- Fixed an issue where the Refresh Floor Plan command did not correctly update the floor plan from the 3D view when working with point clouds.
- Fixed an issue where the Filter command could not select objects with specific attributes within an active group.
- Fixed an issue where gradient hatches on 2D elements, such as polylines and arcs, appeared in grayscale instead of the selected colors.
- Fixed an issue where right-clicking the Arc tool on the ribbon opened Circle settings instead.
- Fixed an issue where filtering imported IFC elements by IFC class only accepted numeric values.
- Corrected the Syncronia link in the BIM Libraries ribbon.
- Fixed scrolling and view selection issues in Manage Perspective Views when working with more than 20 saved views.
- Fixed an issue where repeatedly using Take the Flight Height increased the number of stair steps and caused incorrect alignment with the target floor.
- Fixed incorrect room area calculations around U-shaped stairs with overlapping flights.
- Fixed an issue that prevented certain projects with corrupted file data from being opened.
- Fixed an issue where imported RCP point clouds appeared duplicated.
- Fixed an issue where rotating an object in the 3D view unexpectedly changed its position.
- Fixed an issue when importing or linking IFC files while the 3D view was active.
- Fixed an issue where placing a pipe with the MEP module activated caused the program to freeze.
- Fixed an issue with the collar beam and tie settings of roof elements.
Stability improvements:
- Fixed a crash that could occur when generating high-resolution wall views or creating 3D thumbnails while saving a project.
- Fixed a crash that could occur when creating custom line types.
- Fixed a crash that could occur when copying point cloud elements from a section view to a floor plan.
- Fixed a crash that could occur when importing certain IFC files.
- Fixed a crash that could occur when creating countertops in the floor plan.
- Fixed a crash that could occur when adjusting rendering effects during the rendering process.
- Fixed an issue where rendering could stop unexpectedly before completion.
- Fixed a crash that could occur when exporting IFC files containing elements assigned to the IfcFurnishingElement class.
2026 R1 - Build 468, 470 Release
14.08.2026.
Improvements:
- Point cloud:
- Fix georeference positioning issue when import multiple point cloud data.
- Support merging multiple point clouds, (Point-->Edit-->Merge) it's helpful to reduce load on video card and benefit further operation.
Issue resolved
- When users create groups in Plot layout, it's also supported to make it unique.
- When floor plan color is set to black, imported table content color will be revert to white.
- In some cases, move objects to new layer command doesn't work.
- When set project north doesn't align with true north, callout is rotated to match with true north orientation.
- Text table editing is also available in LT version.
Stability
- Connect multiple units to duct command.
- Project can't be saved when object file was corrupted.
- In some cases, point cloud doesn't appear on floor plan.
- Text table editing is also available in LT version.
Performance
- Improve open performance when the project file contains large numbered of line patterns.
2026 R1 - Build 450, 451 Release
04.08.2026.
New Features:
- Re-architected Linked Models (XREF).
The re-architected Linked Models (XREF) system improves project portability and performance by allowing users to reference DWG, RVT, IFC, PDF, and ARCHLine.XP floorplan files without increasing the host file size. This update offers superior collaboration tools with precise positioning and flexible file pathing for complex projects.
The specific file formats you can link fall into the following categories:
- Revit Models: .rvt
- CAD Formats: .dwg, .dxf
- Point Clouds: .rcp, .rcs, e57, .las, etc
- Industry Foundation Classes: .ifc (for open BIM collaboration)
- Markup: .pdf.
Learn more about the improved workflow at Linked Models (XREF).
- Density & Size Controls: You can now adjust point density in specific areas and customize point display sizes on both floor plans and section views.
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Performance & Storage Optimization:Spatial Subsampler: This new tool reduces point cloud density based on spatial constraints to speed up navigation and rendering.
Disk Space Saver Mode: This mode allows you to drastically reduce the storage requirements of huge point cloud data on your hard drive. -
New .APC point cloud file format: . ARCHLine.XP introduces its native
.apcfile format, engineered specifically for high-efficiency point cloud management. - Multi-Cloud Handling: You can now work with multiple point clouds simultaneously within a single project..
- New Coloring Options: Use advanced color customization tools to better differentiate surfaces, elevations, and scan data.
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E57 Export for Edited Point Clouds: Preserve your optimizations outside of ARCHLine.XP.
This update allows you to export your edited, cleaned, or downsampled point cloud datasets into the standard E57 format, making data sharing and external collaboration effortless
You can export the modified and optimized point cloud data directly to the industry-standard E57 format, ensuring seamless compatibility with other software.
Three Norths – Improved Project Orientation
ARCHLine.XP now supports three independent north directions, making it easier to work with BIM projects that require both accurate geolocation and convenient modeling orientation.
The three north directions are:
- True North – The fixed north direction of the global coordinate system, used as the reference for project orientation.
- Project North – The user-defined north direction for modeling and documentation, allowing the building to be displayed in the most convenient orientation. It is usually rotated so that the main building walls appear horizontal and vertical on the screen.
- Geographic North – The real-world north based on the project's geolocation.
By separating these three concepts, you can:
- Keep your model correctly aligned with its real-world location.
- Rotate the project for easier modeling and drawing production.
- Maintain consistent project coordinates while generating site plans, documentation, and IFC exports.
This enhancement improves interoperability with BIM workflows and provides greater flexibility when working with projects that are not aligned with the real-world north direction.
- North Marker
Added a floor plan indicator with an 'N' sign to show North direction.
Improved Tiling Schedule
The Tiling Schedule has been significantly improved to provide more accurate quantity take-offs and a smoother workflow.
What’s new:
- Painted (background) surface areas are now included in the schedule, enabling complete finish quantity calculations.
- Optimized workflow reduces unnecessary room update calculations, making schedule generation faster and more efficient.
- The schedule can be exported to Microsoft Excel, providing a detailed list of tile quantities, surface areas, and room-by-room material usage.
- Project Navigator Panel Shortcut:
Added the Edit levels command to the Floor plan Building title right-click context menu for faster project navigation.
- Layer Manager dialog:
Layer Manager: Double-click a layer to instantly activate it.
- Quick Selection Filter dialog:
Added an "End Object Isolation" button to instantly display all isolated items.
Issues resolved:
- D5: Camera sync error fix
- Ifc import: imported sea level value linked to Sea Level value displayed in the Floors dialog
2026 Build 365 Release
28.04.2026.
New Features:
- Point Cloud - Create filters assigned to floors.
To align the point cloud with building levels, you can create horizontal slices (filters) at different heights. These thin slices make walls and structures easier to see.
Workflow:
1. Set up levels:
Use Building - Point Cloud - Level Structure Settings to define the height of each level. It is recommended to check the point cloud in a side view for accuracy.
2. Set slice thickness:
Use a thin slice (e.g. 500 mm), placed about 1.0–1.5 m above the floor to clearly capture walls.
3. Link filters to levels:
Saved filters are automatically linked to building levels, so the point cloud view updates when switching between levels.
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Point cloud - new interface components
Interface Function Update floor plan with assigned filter - It refresh the point cloud representation on floorplan Show active filter plane - Displays the currently applied filter slice as a transparent plane within the point cloud, helping you see exactly which height range is being used. Filter regions - Switch on/off filters and Edit filter dialog Filter regions -/ + buttons - Use the + and – buttons to switch the active filter region up or down. Filter – Displays the name of the active filter Enlarge point size - Enlarge point size switch on/off . Use the + and – buttons below to increase or decrease the size of point cloud points for better visibility. Box dimensions - Displays the size of the bounding box of the point cloud. Adjust Filter Elevation (Delta)
Blue triangles Up / down:
Changes the height of the active point cloud filter by a specified offset value.
The Delta elevation property is located in the Filter Point Cloud dialog box.
Non-parallel wall detection on floor plan
You can create a non-parallel wall by defining its two side lines.
Location: Building - Point Cloud - Wall Detection - Non-parallel wall detection on floor plan
- Pick start and end points for the first side.
- Pick start and end points for the second side.
The wall is created on the current floor.
Balanced tile layout:
The “2/3” decision process:
If the cut piece on the edge of the wall would be smaller than 2/3 of the tile, then shift the pattern so that there are cut tiles of the same size on both sides.
A joint is placed exactly in the middle of the wall. From there, the tiles start in both directions.
Example: If only 10 cm of the 60 cm tile is left in the corner, the software “shifts” the layout so that there are 34-34 cm cut tiles in both corners (taking into account joints).
This provides a much more balanced look.
Where? Tiling dialog symmetrical distribution option.
Section, Elevation view - customizeable annotation line layout
Customizing the label line properties allows you to toggle between the position of the level name and the height above or below.
Issues resolved:
- Displaying workplane with a transparent surface
- Workplane Properties new dialog. Location: Drafting - 3D - Workplane - Properties
- Placing tags on Section view enabled
- Placing 3D drawing elements such as lines, polylines, and arcs in section view is enabled
- Wall color on section window is always black
- Character encoding error in triangulation text
- Plot layout visibility: visible elements on different floors weren't visible on plot layout when necessary
- Window/door shifts on wall when modifying the wall thickness
- Missing ungroup commands from ribbon menu
- BIM parameter load error in case of wizard openings
- Object edit 2d symbol command won't decompose element into 3d solids
- Systemdialog xml command exports project elements again
- Display a workplane with a surface
- Cursor arrow keys behavior in 2d restored: set the direction of displacement
- Protect elevation group symbols from automatic mass copying geometry after a change
- Copy attributes dialog state saving fixed
- Hatch fills were mixed up of 2d elements when changed using Dashboard
Deprecated command:
- Vertical Rectangle command is deprecated
2026 Build 244, 245 Release
23.03.2026.
New Features:
- Point Cloud - Line Detection on floor plan.
Using the linear regression method, the program fits a straight line to the points in the point cloud. The goal is to determine the "best fit" line that minimizes the deviation from the data..
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