We are happy to announce that version 25.06 of Stabicad was released on the 2nd of June, 2025.
The following is a summary of the main new features included in this release and the benefits that come with it.
Highlights
Enhanced reliability and security through important improvements.
Stabicad for Revit | General
When things don't go quite right in Stabicad, you now have an even safer way to let us know. The error reports you choose to send are now transmitted using a more secure connection (HTTPS). This means your information is better protected, and it helps us quickly identify and fix any issues you might encounter so we can keep Stabicad running smoothly for everyone.
We've made connecting Stabicad to its database more flexible and secure, especially if you're not using a separate administrator account. The installer now supports encrypted connections and other advanced connection settings for your Stabicad SQL database.
The installer stores the additional connection parameters for the users in the drivers.xml.config file.
Windows Authentication for access to the Stabicad SQL database is now being fully supported by the installer.
The installer will now update your Stabicad database without any hiccups when using Azure Managed SQL instances. We've resolved an issue caused by the different versioning schemas.
Stabicad for Revit | Heating/Cooling
We've resolved an issue that was preventing local cooling calculations from working correctly.
Using "Solve multiple nodes" will no longer accidentally delete your generic heating & cooling consumers.
The heating & cooling cloud calculation is now even more powerful! It fully supports partial systems and those without a dedicated boiler or chiller.
Stabicad for Revit | Ventilation
The radius of the bend for rectangular air ducts has been improved and now has the correct geometry.
Stabicad for Revit | Template
Two tags for Mechanical Diagrams to display dimensional and engineering information on drafting views have been added.
Stabicad for Revit | Sewerage
We've updated underfloor tees so you now have independent control over connector position (L1) and geometry (H). This means more accurate pipe lengths for prefabrication projects, leading to smoother workflows.
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