SYNCHRO 4D Pro 2021.1 release announcement


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Known issues in this release (upgrade to 2021.2 release which includes fixes to these known issues):

There are a few known issues in this release that have been reported by users. Therefore, our team would like to be transparent in communicating these issues to users, while we are closely monitoring and gathering information from users. Only by gathering and providing all necessary information can you contribute to the quick resolution of these known issues. In the meantime, you can try out the provided workaround and perform registry cleanup to see if the issues still persist. 

  1. SYNCHRO 4D Pro crashes on specific models and user registry settings
  2. Performing 3D Subdivisions on certain objects result in 4D Pro crashes
  3. Longer animation export time in 6.4 (as compared to 6.3)

Learn how to report issues to our team so they can be investigated and fixed. 

NOTE that the the suggested fixes and workarounds are not universal and may be suitable only for some particular cases.

Upgrading and Downloads:

If you have existing cloud-hosted 4D SYNCHRO Control projects, see the detailed instructions on upgrading cloud-hosted projects from 6.3 to 6.4

If you are starting your first cloud-hosted SYNCHRO Control project, see Collaborating on a cloud-hosted 4D project

Click the links below to download the latest version or visit Software Downloads in the Bentley CONNECT Center. 

 SYNCHRO 4D Pro   SYNCHRO Scheduler SYNCHRO Open Viewer    SYNCHRO Plugins  

Major Features:

Improvements for cloud-hosted 4D projects:

Minor improvements:

Bugs squashed


Resources

Contact Details 


This release is in memoriam of Anton Anichkin (1988-2021), Ph.D., Developer (SYNCHRO 4D).

Anton joined the Synchro team in 2007 while studying at the HSE University Master's program.  As a talented programmer, he made invaluable contributions to the development and evolution of Synchro Pro (recently SYNCHRO 4D product line).  He combined product development with scientific research, which was highly praised by the scientific community.

While his contributions remain embedded in SYNCHRO 4D, he will be greatly missed.