Cyncly, the global provider of software and content solutions for KBB design, has announced its support for SketchUp models from Trimble 3D Warehouse, a leading online platform offering an extensive collection of 3D models and digital twins, in its Winner Flex kitchen design software. This new feature allows designers to import their Sketchup objects into Winner designs with just a few clicks, enabling a 'more enriched and personalised design experience'.
Winner Flex is a kitchen design solution that is said to streamline the design process, allowing users to create realistic kitchen layouts. With the integration of Sketchup, designers can now bring in products and objects from the Sketchup library, expanding their creative possibilities beyond what was previously available within Winner Flex.
By importing Sketchup objects, designers can not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of their projects but also add functionality and unique elements tailored to their clients' preferences. This flexibility increases project size while maintaining the same quote, ensuring clarity for customers.
The integration makes it easier for designers to merge their creative visions with practical elements, which Cyncly says results in designs that resonate with clients on a deeper level. It adds that the capability to incorporate external products encourages creativity and innovation, helping designers stand out in a competitive market.
Cyncly adds that it is committed to delivering innovation to the market through shorter release cycles in the coming months, with a strong focus on adding value and addressing customer pain points. In addition, this feature is just one of many recent releases from Cyncly's pipeline.
