Hidden gem that make your AutoCAD life a little easier, by Murray Clack.
posted by Marilyn Law
An article on the tools, commands, and settings that are relatively basic, but may not be covered in a Level One training course or in help menus in Revit Structure. These items may be the ones that users learn by stumbling upon them, so it follows that they are probably forgotten when Revit is taught. This article teaches some obscure topics and reminds the reader of said topics so that he or she will remember to teach them to beginners.
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This article demonstrates how understanding the mechanics of filters can help you fine-tune your drawings and improve your models.
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With the AEC industry pushing strongly toward 3D modeling, switching or upgrading to the MEP package will benefit your organization. AutoCAD MEP is the easiest and probably most affordable program with which to make the transition.
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Map 3D within AutoCAD Civil 3D enables you to analyze GIS data intelligently in its native format. Cyndy Davenport demonstrates.
posted by Marilyn Law
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If you're going to use AutoCAD, learn to do it right. Edwin Prakoso gives you four basic rules.
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Meet Brian Haines, Industry Marketing Manager for Architecture, Engineering, and Construction at Autodesk.
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Wicked problems call for Wicked Solutions. But it's a process. Here, James Salmon helps you get started.
posted by James Salmon
The move to providing greener buildings and attaining LEED certification has made many steps in the right direction and technology has provided the opportunity to achieve that goal. Author James Clifton elaborates.
posted by Marilyn Law
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Once you get past the initial challenge of learning the plumbing functions in Revit MEP, you're on the road to productivity. This article tackles annotation and engineering.
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Animator, part of Autodesk Navisworks, helps bring your imagination to life. Follow Michael Smith's how-to.
posted by Michael Smith
Have you been avoiding customization with Revit 2012 due to the change in how ini files are created? If so, have no fear—this article will help you out.
posted by Marilyn Law
Autodesk Inventor users can take advantage of a plug-in that highlights potential design problems directly on the CAD model and provides immediate feedback on design manufacturability, cost efficiency, and the environmental impact of the plastic material.
posted by Marilyn Law
posted by Marilyn Law
Meet Paul Sullivan, Senior PR Manager, Architecture, Engineering, and Construction at Autodesk.
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