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Bluebeam Shortcut: Snap, Sync, and Reuse with the Construction Profile

Carol Hagen

You’ll wish you did if you deal with larger plan sets with 100+ pages. To check whether you have Standard, CAD or Extreme in Revu, click on Help | About. Bluebeam Revu Construction Industry - Software Bluebeam Shortcuts Bluebeam Tips Snap Status Bar'

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CAD Shack: How to Know Everything Revit MEP

CAD Shack

The software accurately models in three dimensions, runs analysis, performs interference checks, and creates construction documents for HVAC, plumbing, lighting and power designs. Knowing What You Don’t Know How does one stay informed on the latest and greatest developments in the CAD world? CAD Camp is rolling out this month.

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Moving to BIM from flatCAD is nothing like dropping the T square!

DebunkTheBIM

Can’t help myself thinking of it every time someone tells me, how going to BIM from CAD will come about (easily) just as moving from the drafting board to CAD happened in the past. Not necessarily a painless change but nonetheless, no big deal. I beg to differ. Now, decide to go by plane. That is your BIM.

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How Benmax Is Using BIM Data to Drive Duplication Out of Its Business

Autodesk Construction Cloud

Engineers with access to CAD software and BIM data were working relatively efficiently, but those without access were continually recreating data. Benmax had learned a great deal from previous software implementations. A key area they wanted to focus on was duplication of effort. Communicating the value.

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The “I” in BIM, OMNICLASS, and the Criticality of Getting it RIGHT…. Now!

Building Information Management

In order to efficiently manage the life-cycle of the build environment, robust process, terms, and decision support tools are required that deal with physical and functional conditions, costs, priorities, risks, etc. Progress towards compiling new abbreviations to submit to the United States National CAD Standard® consensus process.

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Revit and AutoCAD

Revit OpEd

The first response quite often was, "We''ve already got {insert your software here}, no thanks"! Which was then followed by "Oh gosh, you mean it doesn''t do "X" just like {insert your software here}? Such as, "We''ve got all these people who are {insert your software here} experts. The software doesn''t change to suit us.

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Revision Numbering

Revit OpEd

A month or so ago I received an email from a friend asking about dealing with revision numbering in Revit. Let''s not kid ourselves, it really does cost money to "do" things, especially things that a given (Revit) software doesn''t support. My response to him was much calmer than the curse words I muttered to myself. 1,2,3,4,5,6.

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