Leptonpack - What’s new in 2026

Gola profile behaviour has been standardised across materials (melamine and aluminium), providing more consistent control of machining when options such as Do not pocket the ends are used.

New configurations for extractor wall units, optimising their construction and machining behaviour.

Drawer machining has been adjusted to improve visual and construction accuracy in drawer-bottom grooves.

More flexible drilling settings for telescopic drawer runners, allowing fine positioning adjustments in the generated machining operations.

Improved wooden gola profile behaviour in configurations with internal drawers.

Error and warning messages now include more contextual information to help locate them within the project. Errors, messages and warnings now indicate the module ID and configuration.

Aluminium gola profile behaviour has been adjusted in modules combining drawers and doors.

- Machining exports to DXF files used by GCAD software on INMES machines have been optimised, ensuring that grooves and machining operations export correctly on both faces of the part.

- Internal system interface improvements prevent unwanted behaviour with certain key combinations.

An error preventing the use of drawer units in sections with removed parts in the generic wardrobe has been corrected. The configuration now works correctly and is available to all users.

Beam covering behaviour has been adjusted so that selecting Leave uncovered correctly applies the option and displays the design as configured.

The second shelf setback calculation has been corrected, ensuring configured distances are applied accurately and consistently in diagrams.

A new dimensioning option for modules with double-level overhead storage clearly shows the height between the two sections, making dimensions easier to read in designs and drawings.

Shelf behaviour above vertical sections in multi-section wardrobes has been adjusted so shelves generate and display correctly in 3D, preventing disappearing elements or design inconsistencies.

Parts list exports to templates from Armarius have been improved so materials are grouped and separated by sheet in a similar way to Focus, making it easier to generate production and purchasing lists.

Calculations for vertical sections and side panel depths have been adjusted so wardrobe and part dimensions exactly match the configured values, avoiding small millimetre differences in design and manufacture.

- Improved minimum and maximum range validation in fixed-dimension catalogues allows modules with a single dimension to be defined correctly without unnecessary error messages.