Version history for courses
Save versions of a course, look at any of them, and restore one if something went wrong. Parkdly also keeps automatic versions before big changes.
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Releases
Save versions of a course, look at any of them, and restore one if something went wrong. Parkdly also keeps automatic versions before big changes.
Open in theme editor shows every theme setting on one page beside a live preview. The Theme panel keeps font, colors and text sizes, and saved themes edit as a draft that reaches your courses when you press Publish.
One Tree tool now places leafy trees, spruces, palms and dead trees, mixed if you like. Trees, rocks & objects also gains logs, tree trunks and hay bales, each with its own theme color.
Draw tall grass, golf greens, fairways and tees, and event barricade lines in Map mode, and give paths and paved areas a concrete or dirt surface. Tall grass draws with tufts on every theme.
PDF exports can add 3 mm of print bleed and crop marks for print shops, and the template editor shows a safe area that keeps text clear of the cut.
Invite designers as Editors or Admins, for your whole account, a project or a course, from Settings → Team or a course's Share window. They accept on their studio Home and see your projects there.
Signage text and pictures are now editable as reorderable sections in the toolbar, with the sign updating on the canvas as you type.
Limits now count courses instead of layouts, yearly is priced as a single season, and Free is one course you can design on screen but not export.
The new template studio lets you design tee sign and info board templates against your real course data. Everyone can design one; putting your template on a sign is included in Club.
Sample terrain across your map area to draw contour lines, and drop manual elevation points to nudge the surface where the data isn't right.