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Release Notes |V.3.2.48 |July 28, 2026

What's New

Release 3.2.48 makes Assemblies formulas smarter with automatically calculated units of measure, and fixes several takeoff and import issues across repeating groups, wall-and-corner detection, and the Quantity Panel.

Key Highlights:

  • Automatic Formula Units of Measure: Assembly formula units are now calculated for you from the formula's contents

  • Complete Repeating Group Imports: Repeating groups now import with all of their classifications

  • Correct Wall & Corner Naming: Walls and corners are named consistently together in focused takeoff


Improvements

Automatic Formula Units of Measure

In Assemblies, the unit of measure for a formula is now calculated automatically from the formula's contents, instead of being set manually.

As you build a formula, Togal determines the resulting unit through dimensional analysis. For example, multiplying two lengths produces an area in square feet. The unit of measure now appears as a read-only value that updates automatically whenever you change the formula, with an info tooltip explaining that it's derived from the formula.

This removes a manual step and prevents mismatched units.


Bug Fixes

Repeating Groups Import with All Classifications

Fixed an issue where importing a repeating group from another set brought in the group without its child classifications. Repeating groups now import complete, with all of their classifications included.

Correct Wall and Corner Naming in Focused Takeoff

Fixed a timing issue in focused wall-and-corner takeoff where corners could be created without their wall-name prefix, and the matching wall formula wasn't pre-filled. Walls and corners are now named consistently together — corners are correctly labeled with their wall name — with the corresponding formulas ready to go.

Cleaner Quantity Panel for Classifications Without Assemblies

Fixed an issue where an "Items" subfolder appeared under a classification even when it had no assemblies (most noticeable in focused door takeoff). The Items folder now appears only when a classification actually has assemblies; otherwise, features sit directly under the classification.

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