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Create a custom AutoCAD secondary command to work faster

September 30, 2015 by Edwin Prakoso 10 Comments

Do you need to change a setting when working with AutoCAD command? Why not create a secondary command so you can work faster!

12 settings I’ve changed in AutoCAD 2015 already!

February 25, 2015 by Paul Munford 21 Comments

We all have our own preference in AutoCAD. Paul Munford shares his preferred settings after he installed AutoCAD 2015. You might learn something new to increase your productivity!

How to copy Revit project settings to other projects

September 24, 2014 by Edwin Prakoso Leave a Comment

Do you need to copy a Revit project settings to other project? This tool can help you.

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BIM is Useful, Until It’s Not

BIM started as a practical solution that helped teams visualize designs, reduce errors, and improve coordination. But as standards, frameworks, and mandates evolved, the conversation often shifted from solving problems to satisfying requirements. Has BIM become more valuable over time, or simply more complicated? This article explores that question and invites an open discussion.

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