April 10, 2024
How to Access your ACC (and BIM360) Projects – Module Tour Series – Autodesk Construction Cloud
The Autodesk Construction Cloud is a great tool that many have already started adopting for collaboration with their Autodesk software. But, it can be confusing and overwhelming to figure out and get started with. To help demystify this platform, we have put together this video series. In this series, we will explore all of the…
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Alan Birmaher
March 15, 2024
Autodesk Revit Success: Empowering Amerikooler’s Efficiency and Collaboration
Customer challenge Amerikooler, a renowned cold room manufacturer, is currently experiencing a surge in demand from industry professionals for Autodesk Revit models of their products. This increasing interest highlights the critical need for precise and efficient digital modeling to better serve their clientele. However, Amerikooler is encountering a notable challenge: their current approach to product…
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Alan Birmaher
February 15, 2024
“Revit failed to start” or “RevitWorker.exe was not found.” when launching Revit
We often see our customers running into the above error messages when opening Revit. Though these errors may seem intimidating, they are usually fairly straightforward to repair. Issue When trying to open Revit, you will see one of the error messages above (depending on which version of Revit). Revit 2024 and Later Revit initialization Failure…
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Alan Birmaher
February 15, 2024
The Length & Dimension Tools in Bluebeam Revu
Interchangeable tools can help us adjust markups when needed instead of deleting them and creating new ones. In Bluebeam Revu, there’s a markup and measurement that are beyond interchangeable: They can look identical to each other. The “Dimension” markup can look like the “Length” measurement, yet we’re able to input custom data into the text…
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Ariel Rejtman
February 14, 2024
The Pan & Select Tools in Bluebeam Revu
When using a program like Bluebeam Revu “out of the box”, we tend to utilize features that are more “obvious” and “default” before delving into the alternatives and possibilities that these in-depth programs offer. One of these dualities involves the “Pan” and “Select” tools. By default, the Pan tool is always enabled when we open…
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Ariel Rejtman
February 9, 2024
Compare = Where, Overlay = What in Bluebeam Revu
Changes between revisions can be extensive and detailed, yet quite subtle. Tracking these changes could take tons of time and require us to carefully scan at least two sets of documents to confirm that specific changes were made. Luckily, Bluebeam Revu contains two functions that can cut down this comparison process into a few minutes:…
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Ariel Rejtman
January 31, 2024
REG Architects Enhances its Revit Workflows – Success Story
Customer challenge REG Architects started their transition journey to BIM a few years back, realigning their focus on Revit as a defacto platform in mid-April of 2021. In February this year, REG’s Management wanted to provide their Design Team with the opportunity to enhance their Revit Workflows and expand the team’s knowledge in areas like…
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Alan Birmaher
January 31, 2024
Prime Design Implements BIM 360 to Increase Collaboration Abilities – Success Story
Customer challenge Prime Design wanted to expand their collaborative abilities beyond the confines of the office. They wanted to enable some of their employees with more diverse schedules to be able to continue to collaborate from home and they wanted to open the door to collaborating in models shared with and linked to those used…
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Alan Birmaher
January 31, 2024
G Alvarez Studio Adopts New BIM Templates and Standards – Success Story
Customer challenge G Alvarez Studio approached DDSCAD as a legacy Autodesk AutoCAD customer, who was highly interested in adopting Building Information Modeling (BIM), while maintaining the traditional appeal of their custom in-house graphic CAD standards. Project goals G Alvarez Studio wanted to train its production staff to use Autodesk Revit (BIM) software to successfully complete…
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Alan Birmaher
January 23, 2024
CAD Standards in AutoCAD: Part 1 – Layer Translator
Join our Senior AEC Technical Specialist, James Cuervo, as shows us how to create your own CAD Standards in AutoCAD. In this part, we discuss the Layer Translator. This is part 1 of a multi-part series that will dive deeper into this topic. Part 2: Click Here Part 3: Click Here For more information, please contact us…
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