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You have the standard out of the box library, you now have it on your team’s local drives: in project folders on the server, ah yes, let’s not forget.. and in the cloud. The naming convention has gone out the window. The versions, which one is the latest and where is it.
Our video blog looks at pointclouds for existing conditions and context survey. We look at some of the benefits in using pointclouds as part of your workflow.
The good (comforting?) news is that your AEC Collection includes RECAP PRO.
Moving from Autocad to Revit, this and the previous tutorial (Survey Files in Revit in 4 easy steps) is for you.
This method will be handy for medium to smaller practices where you don’t have a BIM Manager or Design Technology Lead to rely on.
Reasons for this:
Civil 3D has better tools for generating Roads and Footpaths.
The roads and footpaths are better integrated into the surface model.
Aimed at the Architecture Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry, this collection includes 17 programs, an interesting array of tools to support the current crop of practices adapt to emerging modes of digital delivery.
Most design studios with a moderately large team will use multiple platforms to meet project deadlines.
SketchUp and Autodesk Revit is one such combination.
Making the move from Autodesk Network Licences to Named-User.
We take you through the steps, from trade-in, to analysing how often users are accessing their software.
Autodesk have heard your feedback and are introducing some changes to Autodesk Account user management to improve your experience.
Confused about BIM 360 Design? We shed some light on what’s included and what you should be using.
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