Dennis Jeffrey offers this step-by-step tutorial on solving common problems when importing geometry from other 3D CAD systems.
posted by Dennis Jeffrey
Not only is the newest Windows technically robust, but it also offers a bevy of manageability improvements to boost user productivity. Learn all about Windows 7 in this article from HP.
posted by David Harrington
Sharp delegation skills are among a CAD manager's most important assets. In this article, Mark Kiker helps you hone yours.
posted by Mark Kiker
TIPniques columnist Brian Benton tells why taking the time to organize your data makes revision work much easier. Here's a good approach.
posted by Brian Benton
BIM has moved from theory to reality in AEC. Among large architectural firms, adoption is closing in on 80 percent, but many smaller companies are hesitating to make the leap. Author Nahim Iqbal discusses the issues.
posted by Mark Kiker
posted by Mark Kiker
After a hiatus to re-tool, AUGI CAD Camp is back! These one-day learning events are packed with productivity boosting ideas taught by the best in the business. Dozens of events are planned for 2010 and we kick off with three CAD Camps in February. Get complete details here.
posted by David Harrington
The newest AUGI offering allows members to share files, drawings, models, videos, and more in a private, secure, web-based environment.
posted by David Harrington
Author Tharakesh Ananthakrishnan continues his exploration of structural member styles creation. This month, a lesson in creating a precast column.
posted by Tharakesh Ananthakrishnan
HP demonstrates why choosing a workstation over a PC is the smart choice for Autodesk software users.
posted by David Harrington
If the person you put in charge of a project isn't meeting expectations, don't just pull the plug. Mark Kiker shows you a more thoughtful approach.
posted by Mark Kiker
posted by Brian Benton
Meet the new 10-member AUGI Board of Directors. Want to get more involved in your user organization? We'll tell you how. Plus, March AUGI CAD Camp events and AUGI's new file sharing program.
posted by Mark Kiker
As part of the celebration of AUGI's first 20 years, we look back at AUGI's beginnings. Go inside the very first annual meeting when AUGI pioneers sat down with Autodesk executives and the designers behind AutoCAD.
posted by David Harrington
Author Tharakesh Ananthakrishnan examines the Column Grid, an easy-to-use object in AutoCAD Architec
posted by Tharakesh Ananthakrishnan
HP's Performing Tuning Framework makes way for a new, improved support system, the Performance Advisor. Learn all about it here.
posted by David Harrington
Does swapping hardware make you squeamish? You aren't alone, as Mark Kiker explains in this article.
posted by Mark Kiker
The Creative Inventor, Dennis Jeffrey, offers tips on using the Construction Environment in Autodesk Inventor. But first, he'll define some terms.
posted by Dennis Jeffrey
TIPniques columnist Brian Benton talks about the AutoCAD features you might not know (and the ones you do know but aren't using fully).
posted by Brian Benton
As part of the celebration of AUGI's first 20 years, we look back at AUGI's beginnings. The year is 1993 and the organization is growing in popularity. But rapid growth is not without its problems. Here's the story.
posted by David Harrington
