I know there are some major CAD blogs already cover this. However, just in case you miss it I also post about it here. I consider this is very interesting. AutoCAD has many tools that you can use to achieve the same thing. That is exactly why I had the AutoCAD tips competition at the […]
25 Readers Most Favorite AutoCAD Tips
AutoCAD Tips competition has reach the deadline. There are many interesting submission, and as promised, the winners will be announce next Monday. These is the list of tips submitted. However, I do feel that the contestant are not trying to submit their favorite post, but their best tips they can write. Nothing wrong with that, […]
MicroStation Level and Level Attributes
MicroStation levels are used to separate and distinguish your drawing objects. When the drawing become complex, you will need to control the object appearances. You will need to show them in different colors, different line weight, and different line style… or you may need to show/hide objects in a certain category. You can use levels […]
AutoCAD Exercise: Coordinate Input and Drafting Tools
You have learned how to provide coordinate input in AutoCAD, and using AutoCAD drafting tools. Let us do a little exercise before continue to the next topic. We are going to use some AutoCAD drawing tools and drafting tools. Using the Metric Template We are using metric template for this AutoCAD tutorial. If you haven’t […]
Creating Revit Family: Line Based Cabinet
In this Revit family tutorial, we learn how to create a line based family. Very useful for typical object and placed along a line!
Poll Result: Should Autodesk Purge AutoCAD Command Line?
A couple of weeks ago, I posted a poll ‘Should Autodesk Purge AutoCAD Command Line?’. The result is kind of obvious: 90% votes don’t want Autodesk to mess with the command line. 5% want it to be removed completely, and the other 5% want it to be removed, but leave it as an option. Don’t […]
Revit Family Exercise: Creating Brick Soldiers
Before we continue our Revit family tutorial, we are going to do a little exercise, creating window with sill, keystone, and tilt soldiers. To make this different with the previous tutorial, we are going to create an arc form for the top of this window. Modifying The Window Opening Create a new Revit family. Use […]
Exercise: Working with MicroStation Views
In this article, we do a little exercise with MicroStation view. Using view can bring many great benefits to your workflow!
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