The very first Revit DC user group meeting for 2019 welcomed dozens of users across the DC metro area for three excellent presentations Tuesday evening. Additionally, the live broadcast to YouTube brought the meeting to Revit users across the country. Regardless of how users participated, attendees benefited from the exchange of ideas, methods, and practices …
Each of the user groups sponsored by CADD Microsystems shares a common goal. To provide a forum for Revit users to share ideas, methods, and practices in a relaxed environment. Through that lens, RevitRVA welcomed two great presenters to the stage last Thursday. Those presenters were Dana De Filippi of SmithGroup in Washington DC, and …
Did you miss my presentation at BILTna in St. Louis this past August? Well, have no fear! In this 10-part blog series I will recap that presentation, adding in some additional information that I’ve learned since then. Glad to have you here! I LOVE SCHEDULES!! I love collecting data together, sorting it, filtering it, and …
Revit Schedule Series – Part 1 – Overview of Schedule Types Read More »
Revit 2019.2 just dropped this past week, and while yes, the zooming in and out of schedules is really really great, I find myself very excited about the additional functionality added for BIM 360 users. Revit Files In BIM 360 – Just Plain Files and Design Collaboration Previously, you had two ways to put your …
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We hope your 2019 is off to an incredible start. In our last post, we kicked off our year in review series by exploring our most popular AutoCAD and Civil 3D blogs posts in 2018. Continuing our look back at 2018, today we’re having a look at our most popular Revit posts in 2018. The …
As 2019 gets underway, we wanted to pause for a moment to say thank you for such an incredible 2018. Throughout the year we worked with clients both near and far to help each make the most of their design technology. Although we’re eager for everything 2019 will bring to our team and yours, we …
2018 in Review: Our Top 10 AutoCAD and Civil 3D Blog Posts Read More »
As 2018 comes to a close, it’s time to start thinking about which productivity tools will help you and your organization hit the ground running in 2019. To accomplish this, we recommend you start the New Year with new products! Below is a list of our favorite productivity tools that can help you make the …
TREAT YOURSELF AND YOUR BUSINESS TO SOME END-OF-YEAR CHEER! Read More »
Do you have a drawing full of standard AutoCAD Blocks you need to convert to Civil 3D COGO points? Though a somewhat common encounter, Civil 3D does not provide a direct workflow to accomplish this task. Luckily, we can trick Civil 3D into thinking standard AutoCAD Blocks are Softdesk Point Blocks and use the built-in point conversion tool.
As we talked about in an earlier blog post, the BIM Interoperability Tools for Revit got a major update, and the Configurator got the biggest overhaul of all of them! The Model Checker Configurator is the software that you use to edit or create checkset files for Model Checker. Its function and purpose is still …
The Classification Manager for Revit is a free add-in that helps you add values to specific parameters in your Revit model elements. Out of the gate, the intent was to design an easy to use utility that lets you add multiple classifications to the same elements without having to overwrite the Assembly Code or Omniclass …
Classification Manager for Revit Updates and New Features Read More »