The OpenClip 'Consortium'
Programs that support OpenClip

If your competitors have a feature that users love and
it's easy to do, then it's a pretty easy decision to make.

In2Space
PRD Software's In2Space, the 3D Modeling Partner for PowerCADD, is an architectural modeler with tools specifically designed with buildings in mind. It features Copy from PowerCADD, Paste in In2Space. This capability is the progenitor of OpenClip. We hope and expect that In2Space will support OpenClip at its release.

Bonzai3D
The Macintosh version of Bonzai3D 2.0 from AutoDesSys is the first program to be released with an OpenClip plug-in. It handles Paste from OpenClip in the current plane. Download the Bonzai3D demo to try it out.

Great news about the copy from PowerCADD to Bonzai! I'm sure this is going to come in real handy to many people. I know this will be a big timesaver for me. I really appreciate it. I think this collaboration with AutoDesSys is a great thing. Thanks for this copy function from PowerCADD to Bonzai.—Steve Shubin

FormZ
The Macintosh version of FormZ from AutoDesSys will get the same capability as in Bonzai3D in an upcoming maintenance release. Moving it to FormZ turned out to be trivial.

PowerCADD
The PowerCADD/WildTools OpenClip plug-in will be released with an upcoming maintenance release of WildTools 9.0.3. Expected release will be around the end of March 2010. It handles Cut, Copy and Paste of 2D objects. It handles a 3D Copy (hold down the Option key) to copy the Z height stored by TopoTools and Paolo Rossi's Topography Tools. In addition, the Analyze Topo/Find Contours and Analyze Topo/Analyze Slope dialogs provide the ability to copy topo contours with Z heights and 3D surfaces. (The plug-in may be downloaded from the link given above now, but we ask that everyone keep quiet about it for now. It may be used with PowerCADD 8 and does not have serial number protection. WildTools is not required to use this. To see this in operation, you can download the Bonzai3D demo and try it for yourself.)

Watch this space for more programs that support OpenClip. We're just getting started here, no flame mail accepted.