What's New
Release 3.2.20 protects your takeoff data with an important Auto Classify fix, adds a new way to group your Assembly Mode exports by classification height, and refines drawing hyperlinks so they behave as expected.
Key Highlights:
Auto Classify Data Fix: Running Auto Classify no longer moves takeoffs to the Deleted folder
Group Exports by Height: In Assembly Mode, export rows can now be grouped by classification height
Cleaner Drawing Hyperlinks: Reference callouts that point to the page you're already on no longer appear as links
Improvements
Group Export Rows by Classification Height
When working in Assembly Mode, the Export panel now includes Classification Height as a Group By option. Materials of the same type at different heights stay in their own groups. For example, 2x4 studs at 8 ft and 2x4 studs at 10 ft are reported separately rather than merged together. Classifications that don't have a height entered are collected under an "Unassigned" group so nothing drops out of view. This gives estimators a clearer, height-aware breakdown when building bills of materials.
Bug Fixes
Auto Classify No Longer Moves Takeoffs to the Deleted Folder
Fixed an important issue where running Auto Classify on a newly uploaded drawing for Walls, Net Area, or Wall Perimeter could move roughly half of the takeoffs into the Deleted folder and the change only appeared after reopening the drawing or logging back in.
Now, Auto Classify now keeps all of your takeoffs intact and in the active quantity panel.
Drawing Hyperlinks Skip Self-References
Fixed a case where a reference callout pointing to the same sheet you're already viewing would appear as a clickable hyperlink and did nothing when clicked. Those self-referencing callouts are no longer shown as links, while callouts that point to other sheets continue to work as before. (Applies where Drawing Hyperlinks is enabled.)