Combining 3D Solid Models in BricsCAD

Combining 3D Solid Models in BricsCAD
In this vlog, we’ll discuss a modeling tool in BricsCAD that you can use to easily combine 3D solid models into a single object.
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Camera Settings for Autodesk Revit® Perspective Views

Revit Perspective View
Unless you are an experienced photographer or have taken a perspective course, Revit’s Camera settings can seem a bit complicated. We will explore the Revit Camera Settings in the Perspective
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BricsCAD Manipulator – Sketch Anywhere with Dynamic UCS

BricsCAD Manipulator Tool
In traditional parametric-based environments such as Inventor or Solidworks, sketching typically involves defining a “New Sketch” which is aligned to a face of the 3D model or with reference to
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Making CUT/FILL Maps in AutoCAD Civil 3D – Part II

AutoCAD Civil 3D Cut/Fill
Ok, so in Part I of this blog we discussed creating and displaying the volume surface ranges, to get the colored background we want for our CUT/FILL maps. Today, we’re
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Making CUT/FILL Maps in AutoCAD Civil 3D – Part I

AutoCAD Civil 3D Cut/Fill
A Cut/Fill map is a common requirement for any earthworks project. We want a nice, color-coded, series of depth range (like below) with labels of cut/fill depth for quick reference.
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Using Autodesk Revit® Copy/Monitor Tools for Coordination

Revit Copy/Monitor Tools
Revit is all about coordination. The easiest way to coordinate between disciplines is to link models. But how do you know when something in the linked model has changed? The
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Exporting Content with BricsCAD Communicator

BricsCAD Communicator
Whether it’s BIM or Mechanical, every file created in BricsCAD will be in the native DWG format. However, BricsCAD can convert its files to different formats, such as DWF or
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Standardization using View Templates in Autodesk Revit®

Revit View Templates
How much time do you waste changing view settings in every view? Of course, time is money. You can save time – and money – by standardizing your Revit views
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Grading with Corridors in AutoCAD Civil 3D®

AutoCAD Civil 3D Grading
Corridors. We all know what they do, right? Ask anyone in the Civil 3D world and they’ll tell you: “Those are for designing roads!” Well . . . they’re not
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Refined Renderings in Autodesk Revit®

Renderings in Revit
Rendering is an artistic representation of a potential reality. Being able to visualize the model is helpful for clients and owners in the design process. Renderings are often used in
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