Christopher Fugitt encourages AutoCAD Civil 3D users to share their product improvement suggestions with the software designers.
posted by Christopher Fugitt
Andra Marquardt introduces you to the smart, and perfectly legal, practice of borrowing standards from others. It's as easy as 1, 2, 3.
posted by Andra Marquardt
Brian Chapman presents a Q & A with Jose Alves da Silva, who gives insight into life as a freelance 3D character artist.
posted by Brian Chapman
Author John Evans explores the changes in Inventor 2014 with respect to how assembly constraints are categorized.
posted by John Evans
posted by Marilyn Law
posted by Philip Russo
President David Harrington updates the AUGI Community about the major AUGI plans for 2014 including a new board member, ADN for 2014, HotNews changes and so much more!
posted by David Harrington
posted by Melinda Heavrin
Author Shaun Farrell with musings on BIM, and a path forward.
posted by Shaun Farrell
Michael Beall borrows from his Autodesk University 2013 presentation on AutoCAD customization to demonstrate tips for adjusting the viewport display.
posted by Michael Beall
posted by Brian Benton
posted by Christopher Fugitt
John Evans explores Autodesk's acquisition of KeyShot, a popular 3D rendering engine.
posted by John Evans
posted by Melinda Heavrin
posted by Marilyn Law
Michael Smith explores Navisworks catalogs, take off, and more.
posted by Michael Smith
Author Ben Pielhop demonstrates how increasing Revit MEP efficiency is a lot like teaching a teenager to drive.
posted by Ben P
posted by Marilyn Law
Curt Moreno explores trainers - their characteristics and skill sets and the paths they take to become trainers. Included is a Q&A with professional trainer William Myers of Global e-Training.
posted by Curt Moreno
With a solid strategy, careful planning, and sound advice from author Todd Shackelford, the road to Revit MEP can be smooth.
posted by Todd Shackelford
