Previously, Organizer data was not saved when you read in changes in a Tekla Model Sharing model. This issue has now been fixed.
 

Reference models: Non-IFC reference models are now drawn correctly in 3D views after undo or redo.

IFC4 export: A sub-assembly that is created as IfcDiscreteAccessory or IfcMechanicalFastener is now exported completely.

IFC 2x3 export: Previously, all selected objects were sometimes not exported when there was surface treatment with an invalid parent relation. This issue has now been fixed.

Previously, in some rare cases, a deleted folder in Trimble Connect prevented the model upload. This has now been fixed.

Point clouds: The potree converter has been improved, and now the .tdx files are again converted properly to the potree format.

IFC2x3 export: Previously, surface treatment was not exported for the IFC entity IfcStairs. This issue has now been fixed.

IFC4 export: The order of the rows for the originating system and preprocessor version in the IFC4 file header now complies with the requirements in the buildingSMART standards.

Point clouds: The field for entering the point cloud URL in the Attach point clouds dialog box now supports both uppercase and lowercase letters. Previously, Tekla Structures converted the URL path to lowercase.

Template Editor: Objects in Template Editor were drawn in the opposite order compared to Tekla Structures. Now Template Editor uses the same drawing order as Tekla Structures. This means that the top-most object in the Template Editor content browser is drawn first and appears under all other objects in the Tekla Structures output and in the Template Editor work area.

Template Editor: Using a CopyField() function to a value field that has a formula containing the ROW_IN_ALLPAGES attribute returns an incorrect value. This issue has now been fixed.
Now GetValue("ROW_IN_ALLPAGES") also returns the correct number of rows.

Rebar mesh view creator: You can now create mesh views from any view type, not only from front and back views. You can also create mesh views from views in general arrangement drawings.

Relabeling section and detail views: When you were relabeling section or detail views using the relabeling tool, the tool stopped working in some rare cases. This issue has now been fixed.

Tekla Model Sharing: Previously, autosave could cause the model database/autosaved database to end up in an incorrect state. Now, autosave is stopped during model sharing operations, such as write out.

Rebar sets: A potential problem with handling of relations between rebar sets during model opening, which could cause incorrect layering, has now been fixed.

Rebar sets: An issue has been fixed with the calculation of bars in a rebar set containing three guidelines which may result in incorrect length or invalid bars.

Clash check manager: Rebar set and rebar group object names were not displayed correctly in clash check results. This issue has now been fixed.

Assembly ID has been removed from the columns that are available in the Clash check manager dialog box. The Assembly ID column is not available due to performance reasons, as fetching assembly information makes displaying clash check results slow. Assembly ID is shown in the detailed clash check results.

Now, when the direct modification is on, the selecting of contour plates and slabs with details has been optimized.

It was not possible to use Tekla Structures 2022 SP11, SP12, or SP13 at the same time as Tekla Structures 2021 and older, or Tekla Structures 2023 SP4 and lower. This issue has now been fixed for Tekla Structures 2022. Changes have also been made to improve how Tekla Structures 2022 handles Windows updates.

The notification that is shown when the connection to the licensing server is lost no longer takes focus from the user's mouse. The user can continue working in the main Tekla Structures window without having to change focus to make the window active again.

Earlier, when you used floating licenses for Tekla Model Sharing, a license seat was reserved when you opened a shared model. Now, the license seat is only reserved when you start a Tekla Model Sharing operation, such as read in or write out.

When a rebar set is selected, a contextual tab is displayed on the ribbon. Now the all the content on the tab is always visible and there is no scrollbar anymore.