Enclosures • A sliding lid now runs in a real groove round three walls and stops against the back, instead of lifting straight out. It slides in at any corner radius. • A sliding lid can sit level with the top: a raised panel fills the opening and the front, so the closed case is flat. • Snap-fit lids hold on a flat face rather than a thin ridge, and every lid comes out lying the way it prints. • Screw holes in the lid can be plain, counterbored for a socket cap or countersunk for a flat head. • Place openings from the middle of a face, as a datasheet does, or from the corner, as a caliper reads the finished box. • Cut-outs and vents in the lid, and round holes in the walls go all the way through. • Rounded corners of any radius keep the groove and the screw posts inside the wall. Previews • The preview in every wizard shows the sizes round the shape, and where each opening sits. A switch hides them. • Larger previews, with no more flicker where a part stands on the bed. Lattices and sketches • 18 new lattice patterns, among them rosettes, Moroccan lanterns, star and cross, hemp leaf, chevrons and tumbling blocks. • A fade can turn the openings as well as shrink them. • Sketching helps more: snapping, typed side lengths, axis lock, mirror and closing a shape, and point coordinates you can type or nudge. Also • Projects saved before the rename open again. • Fixes for the Russian interface and the tooltips.