Sketch to Scale Tools in Bluebeam Revu
Bluebeam Revu contains several markup tools, including polygons, rectangles, ellipses, and polylines. Not only can we create these and snap them to objects, but we can also modify their parameters with “Sketch to Scale” tools. We can set the exact size of each segment of a polygon as we draw it. We can specify the…
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The Ins and Outs of Grading with Civil 3D – Webinar
Have you been confused about how to grade in Civil 3D? Join us for another session with our Civil 3D Technical Specialist Seth Cohen to learn the ins and outs of grading. Whether it’s grading for building pads, parking lots or off-site design, this session will examine the fundamentals of grading using the tools provided…
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Views & The View Manager in AutoCAD
Navigating between different parts of a drawing can be a manual process, but views can be setup to expedite the process. We can turn certain layers off when using a view, allowing us to see specific disciplines without too much “noise” from other irrelevant disciplines. Our views can be created in layout and model space.…
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Viewports & Scales in Bluebeam Revu
Our construction documents usually contain floor plans, and sometimes, they incorporate notes and details. Most details are blown-up and use a larger scale compared to their elevations and floor plans. We can use multiple viewports to change the scales of different sections of our sheets. Bluebeam Revu will automatically detect a viewport created in a…
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The NOMUTT Command in AutoCAD
We can not only modify AutoCAD’s interface, but we can also change each command’s visible functions and data. A subtle command called “NOMUTT” allows us to toggle between two different visibility styles when we use commands. The term “muttering” refers to certain command options that contain numerous settings, options, and parameters that can be modified…
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Converting Polylines to MText in AutoCAD
Instead of re-drawing an entire PDF manually, we can use a few commands to import it into AutoCAD and automatically convert its vector data into objects. Polylines, arcs, circles, and MText are recognized and created. However, some text isn’t immediately recognized and turns into multiple segments of polylines that are difficult to edit. To mitigate…
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Status Bar Auto Wrap & Zoom Factor Commands in AutoCAD
Commands within AutoCAD usually refine our workflows, but they can also improve our user experience and interface. Some commands are undocumented and not part of the main command list. The “Status Bar Auto Wrap” command is one example. If you’re using AutoCAD on a laptop or small display, you might notice that the status bar…
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Form Creation & Modification with Bluebeam Revu
Creating professional forms for applications or other office functions usually takes time and meticulous effort. Each form field must be inserted correctly and allow users to input specific data within them. Radio buttons, check boxes, and signatures can be tricky to place and connect to one another manually. Bluebeam Revu has a diverse array of…
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Dynamic Fills & Manipulating Measurements
We can create areas and volumes in Revu, but in some instances, it would be convenient to make both at the same time. What if we could expedite the process even further by automatically creating areas within walls and other vector lines? Revu’s Dynamic Fill tool makes this process easy, and seemingly magical. The Dynamic…
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AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and FDOT Tips & Tricks – Webinar
Join us for another session with our Civil 3D Technical Specialist Seth Cohen to learn helpful Tips & Tricks that will help you improve your productivity with AutoCAD, FDOT, and Civil 3D. Learn new techniques that are certain to improve your design process, and discover Civil 3D features that will remove tedium and boost your…
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