Using the Matchline Tool in Autodesk Revit for Large Plans

In this blog, we’ll show you how to deal with creating construction documents for large buildings in Autodesk Revit. While it’s nice when the entire building we are working on
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BricsCAD – The Big Threat to Autodesk

Craig Swearingen, Implementation Specialist at Bricsys with an extensive background in CAD Management, joins us to discuss BricsCAD, it’s impact on the CAD software market, and what is does better
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Bluebeam Revu to Microsoft Excel – Work Smarter with Quantity Linking

In this tips and tricks video, we’ll show how you can use Bluebeam Revu Extreme to process quantity linking by building a template structure with all the tools you’re going
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PDF Takeover of the QTO World

 One of the biggest changes in construction over the last decade has been the shift toward the use of PDF construction documents as the primary tool for quantity takeoff.
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Fixing Pipe Networks Not Showing in Sections

Civil 3D Pipe Networks
I’ve been working with AutoCAD Civil 3D, as a designer and instructor since the day it was released, and it’s funny that we all seem to run into the same
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Tools Sets – A Better Way to Sell Construction Products

 In this episode, we’re discussing a new way building product manufacturers can make themselves known to buyers in the construction industry. Providing tools sets with product metadata makes it
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Construction Material Costs: Dealing with the Pinch

In this episode, Todd Rogers, BIM Manager at Walter P. Moore, joins us as we discuss the serious impacts that the rising costs of construction materials is having on the
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Using “Lite” Versions of CAD Systems

We’re discussing the concept of “lite” CAD systems, those specifically designed for 2D drafting. We’ll talk about who they’re good for, what they cost, and which ones to consider. To
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Simplifying Punch Lists for Construction

In order to alleviate bottlenecks in the punch list process, construction firms are turning to software systems that help automate this process. Join us as we discuss what you should
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3D Material Details Inside Revit

Revit wall cross section detail
2D drafted details are ubiquitous in the construction industry and are used to convey information about all kinds of things from materials to installation techniques. With Autodesk Revit we can
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