You can’t get there from here!
Well, with AutoCAD 2012 you can! (If you use the new BLEND command.) Blend allows you to create a smooth transition between most open entities. Take these two arcs for [...]
Well, with AutoCAD 2012 you can! (If you use the new BLEND command.) Blend allows you to create a smooth transition between most open entities. Take these two arcs for [...]
If you have an Android enabled device, you can use AutoCAD WS for the Android... even on your mobile phone. Imagine the ability to zoom, dimension and reference designs in [...]
In a production environment, keeping track of drawing revisions can be difficult, especially when CAD drawings are being supplied/updated by a sub-consultant. In the event you're receiving regular drawing updates from [...]
Each year Lynn Allen offers a Tips and Tricks booklet which discusses the latest changes in AutoCAD software. Here's the link to the latest version for AutoCAD 2012: http://autocad.autodesk.com/ama/orig/ACAD12_tips_online.pdf
Each of the Revit's (Architecture, MEP, Structure) are gradually becoming available for download on Subscription Center. Autodesk is slowly releasing it a percentage of clients at a time as to [...]
When working in Civil 3D don’t forget about the Transparent Commands Toolbar. This collection of tools (because of their “transparency”) can be launched from within any active command. Using these [...]
I'm confident I may have to hand in my "man card" after this post, or perhaps it's scary to admit I'm nearly 40 and I'm referencing Miley Cyrus songs on [...]
Revit Users have had this command for many years, but a recent introduction into AutoCAD 2012 is the Nudge command! This will be a nice command to show your colleagues [...]
I always have some fun challenges that our clients come up with. One of my favorites is when they are trying to use AutoCAD and ArcGIS both on network licenses. [...]
For roughly the last 5 years there have been discussions if the Revit blends would merge back together into one product. While not "combined" into one software program they have [...]