What's new in Stabicad
What's New in Stabicad 25.12
November 17, 2025
We are happy to announce that version 25.12 of Stabicad was released on the 17th of November, 2025.
The following is a summary of the main new features included in this release and the benefits that come with it.
Highlights
- This version introduces several significant improvements and important fixes.
Stabicad for Revit and Stabicad for AutoCAD
- Improved Palette Center responsiveness
The performance of the Palette Center has been enhanced to eliminate lag. You will now experience a much smoother and more immediate response when hovering over or clicking on buttons, an improvement that is especially noticeable in high-latency environments.
Stabicad for Revit and Stabicad for AutoCAD | Ventilation
- Standardized DW144 Product Line naming
An inconsistency in how the DW144 product line name was displayed has been corrected. You will no longer see variations across different components, ensuring all naming is now uniform. This fix provides data consistency for all schedules and exports.
Stabicad for Revit | Template
- The missing view filters to the “S4R_Ss_70_30_Electricity distribution systems” and “S4R_Ss_70_Electrical systems” view templates have been added:
- The missing "_Acc" view filters across all mechanical view templates have now been added:
Stabicad for Revit | Electrical Installation Engineering
- The cable schedule has been extended to include several new parameters that were previously unavailable. As part of this update, you can now independently schedule the separate CPC (Circuit Protective Conductor) diameter.
- The "Change Symbol Properties" function has been improved. You will now experience a much faster loading time when opening this feature, with improvements ranging from 10% to 150%. The performance gain is most noticeable when working with a large number of symbols, many different symbol types, or in high-latency database environments.
Stabicad for AutoCAD | Ventilation
- A mismatch between ventilation system types and the system types available for flow arrows has been resolved. Both lists are now fully aligned, ensuring you can correctly assign flow arrows to their corresponding ventilation systems.
Stabicad for AutoCAD | Sanitary
- The placement of sanitary equipment from the Palette Center has been improved.
The "Equipment Type" parameter is now set correctly by default for the specific item being placed. This resolves an issue where a single, incorrect default type was applied to most equipment, ensuring a more accurate and efficient workflow.
- Removed false warning for heating device connections
A confusing warning message is now suppressed that incorrectly reported a "different system types" conflict when connecting pipes to a heating device. This false warning no longer appears when making a valid connection, preventing workflow interruptions.
- Multi-tappoints are now enabled in Stabicad for AutoCAD
An issue has been solved that previously prevented the use of multi-tappoints in Stabicad for AutoCAD. You can now correctly specify multiple sanitary consumers at a single calculation point.
StabiBASE
- Simplified layer creation workflow
The process for adding new layers has been streamlined. You can now add a new layer directly while a new or existing layerset is selected. This removes the inefficient previous workflow where you had to go to "all layers" to create the layer and then copy it into the set.
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