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In the latest version of EasyCargo, we’ve introduced two exciting changes for manual loading. First, you can start loading manually right from the beginning, without using the automated calculations. Second, you can choose whether items will automatically rotate and snap to each other or be placed freely during the manual loading process.

Do you use a MacBook or touchpad to work with EasyCargo? Then this new functionality will make your work much more enjoyable. In the EasyCargo app, you can view your 3D load planning from all sides, zoom in, and manipulate individual items at your will. If you have used this feature, you probably know that the controls used to be very sensitive on some platforms and it was not always easy to get the exact view you needed.

That's why we've added the ability to adjust the zoom speed and mouse movement speed. This allows each user to customize the controls exactly as they see fit.

While you won’t find open-top and flat-rack containers directly in EasyCargo’s list of predefined cargo spaces, EasyCargo makes it easy to simulate both container types using a custom setup. With just a few clicks, you can load cargo that exceeds standard closed container dimensions and visualize the result in 3D.

There are two ways to adjust the dimensions to load open-top and flat-rack containers:

From now on, you will know which items to load in which quantity and in which step. We've added a legend to the app so you can easily organize each step of the loading process. How does this improvement differ from the “step-by-step” loading report we wrote about in this article? You will find out in the next lines.

As you may already know, the “step-by-step” loading report lets you know the order in which the items are placed in the cargo hold. You can follow the loading process directly in the app using an animation. Simply create a loading procedure and click on the video icon to start the animation.