If you work in architecture, engineering, or construction, you often have to deal with drawings. Fortunately, competent developers have taken care of people like you and created a unique program to make your work easier. This program runs on almost all platforms, including Windows. We will tell you about it.

What is this program?

eDrawings Viewer is a program for viewing DWG drawings created in any computer-aided design (CAD) system. It is a free program suitable for Windows 7/8/8.1/10 computers (64-bit systems only).

Who should install this program?

eDrawings Viewer for Windows is designed for architects, engineers, builders, and professionals of other fields who have to work with DWG and DXF files in their daily practice. 2D/3D drawings of various CAD systems can be saved in these formats. One of the primary benefits of this program is its high performance and maintenance system resources.

Program features

eDrawings Viewer for Windows has the following features:

• The ability to create layouts by selecting drawing types and then dragging and dropping them with a mouse into the designed structure;

• Support for objects with hyperlinks. Section and part line annotations in drawing files are hyperlinks to the corresponding section or detail type. When you move the pointer over a section line or other object, the annotation is shown for the corresponding type automatically;

• A 3D information indicates the location of drawing types in all drawing files. This 3D pointer shows a linked set of crosshairs in each drawing type;

• Markup tools make collaborative work on CAD projects possible by allowing you to create, edit, and save views, highlight 2D or 3D objects, and add comments;

• The ability to explore the internal object structure using a dynamic cross-section;

• Export of drawings or their fragments to STL files (3D models), TIFF, JPEG, or BMP files (2D graphics);

• Viewing 3D model files. eDrawings Viewer has many features, allowing professionals, students, manufacturers, and ordinary users to open different file types and explore 3D models on their computers;

• Opening and analyzing outdated 3D model files. Many companies have 2D drawings created in outdated CAD systems. These drawings are often stored in DWG, DXF, or neutral formats. eDrawings Viewer allows you to open and convert them to one of the new formats.