May 25, 2021
Fillet, Chamfer, & Blend Curves with AutoCAD – Part 3
This is the third part of our three-part series that explains how to use the Fillet, Chamfer, and Blend Curves tools in AutoCAD. This section focuses on the Blend Curves function. Drawing tangential and smooth curves is easy with the Blend Curves command. It can switch between both types of curves. The tangential curve draws…
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Ariel Rejtman
May 25, 2021
Fillet, Chamfer, & Blend Curves with AutoCAD – Part 2
This is the second part of our three-part series that explains how to use the Fillet, Chamfer, and Blend Curves tools in AutoCAD. This section focusses on the Chamfer function. The Chamfer command has options and settings that are similar to the Fillet tool. It allows us to specify two distances from the possible intersection…
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Ariel Rejtman
May 25, 2021
Fillet, Chamfer, & Blend Curves with AutoCAD – Part 1
This is the first part of our three-part series that explains how to use the Fillet, Chamfer, and Blend Curves tools in AutoCAD. This section focusses on the Fillet function. We can use the Fillet command to “cut corners” and “round” our edges without doing any math. Once we specify our corner’s radius, the command…
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Ariel Rejtman
May 21, 2021
Civil 3D Site Design – Webinar
“Site Design Tips & Tricks – Teaching Corridors & Site Features to Get Along.” Have you ever been confused as to how you can model a site that contains roads and site elements? One of the goals of modeling is to have all elements in your design interact with each other as you do your…
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Ariel Rejtman
May 20, 2021
Shared Parameters in Key Schedules Workflow in Revit 2022
In Revit 2022, shared instance parameters associated with categories now appear as available fields when creating a key schedule for that category. You can now use shared parameters in families and include the shared parameter in a key schedule to control family parameter values using the key schedule. This new feature will help you save…
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James Cuervo
May 13, 2021
What’s New in Revit 2022 – Webinar
We are very excited about this new release of Autodesk’s premier Architectural and Engineering program – Revit 2022. The large number of improvements can be classified into 4 key areas: 1. Design Productivity: Discipline-specific authoring tool enhancements for architects and engineers (civil, MEP, and structures).2. Interoperability: Workflow enhancements between Revit and tools from Autodesk along…
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Ariel Rejtman
May 6, 2021
Converting Polylines into Arcs with AutoCAD
Instead of creating arcs manually, we can make polylines and use their vertexes as the start and end points of arcs that can be connected to form one object. AutoCAD’s polylines can be easily converted into arcs by simply hovering our cursor over the grips on our polylines and changing individual segments into arcs. If…
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Ariel Rejtman
May 5, 2021
Editing Polylines in AutoCAD
Creating lines in AutoCAD is a common function that we utilize daily. We can use our lines in sophisticated ways by converting them into polylines. Our polylines can have multiple segments, and each segment can be modified to meet our standards. By using the “PEdit” command, we can edit our polylines and assign specific settings…
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Ariel Rejtman
April 6, 2021
What’s New in AutoCAD 2022 – Webinar
AutoCAD 2022 is packed full of value. Join to learn how you can drive your designs forward and use AutoCAD to streamline drawing review cycles, improve your collaboration process, reduce errors with automated features, speed work, and more. Gain insight into how you can benefit from the newest features and functionality of AutoCAD 2022:1. Speed…
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Ariel Rejtman
March 5, 2021
Revit to 3ds Max with Arnold Render Workflow – Part 4
This is the final part of our four-part series. Optimizing our render with essential settings is important, especially when using Arnold Render. Likewise, managing the sample values of our lights will make our renders more realistic. Using the .HDR image properly is also important when using the Arnold rendering engine. We can create quick and…
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