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Did you Select the Best Classes?
By now you know in which room each class will be offered. But did you pick the best class for each time slot? AU
Originally posted by Joseph Wurcher from Autodesk University 2006
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
Layout problem(Posted By: Cad64)
Ok, to start with, set your LTSCALE and your PSLTSCALE both to 1.0. If you are in paper space you will need to do
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
Layout problem(Posted By: Karver)
Using layouts and notice hidden lines appear solid but in model they are dashed. Have played with the different scaling
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
Traveling the week of October 22
The funny thing about being a self-employed trainer is that if you stay home there's no income, so I welcome these training trips on
Originally posted by tbdesign from Ted Boardman's Visualization Blog
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
Video: Gimbal reference coordinate system
Gimbal is a curious reference coordinate system that only functions with rotation keys in the Euler XYZ controller type. It writes animation keys only
Originally posted by tbdesign from Ted Boardman's Visualization Blog
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
Different Service Pack for Autodesk AutoCAD Revit ...
If you purchased your ABS 2007 as part of the Autodesk AutoCAD Revit Series—Systems Plus package and apply ABS SP1, you will get a
Originally posted by Todd from CAD Shack
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
Green Building Studio Releases Version 2.0
Here is a link to their press release. It's only getting better and they say it way better than I would.http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060607/phw019.html?.v=61If you are serious
Originally posted by Todd from CAD Shack
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
New AUGI ATP Courses for ABS Block Based and Param...
Kelly Swa has recently Started his own ABS - Revit Systems Blog. Check it out here.Bucking the SystemsNow, the really cool thing is that
Originally posted by Todd from CAD Shack
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
ABS Electrical Device Style and Tags
Last December I posted an article on how to create electrical device styles. Quite often these styles will have tags that need to rotate
Originally posted by Todd from CAD Shack
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
New Carrier HVAC software imports gbXML
ABS has had the ability to hold and modify engineering data in space objects since 2005. The ABS interface greatly improves your ability to
Originally posted by Todd from CAD Shack
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
Revit Systems and ABS - a Comparison of Features
I have been getting a lot of feed back regarding Revit Systems and ABS, so it's safe to say I will be discussing them
Originally posted by Todd from CAD Shack
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
Where is my Class?
We finalized room assignments today. If you want to get the Lay of the Land now, take a look at this Classes by Room
Originally posted by Joseph Wurcher from Autodesk University 2006
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
Instant Section Box
Scott Brown posted this on Zoogdesign ages ago but I thought it was pretty useful so I'll post it. While in plan view draw
Originally posted by David Duarte from Revit Beginners
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
Beta IE7 Hotfix: Autodesk Design Review 2007 and Autodesk DWF Viewer 7.0
In a continuing effort to provide high quality products, Autodesk has a beta Hotfix for Autodesk Design Review 2007 and Autodesk DWF Viewer 7.0
Originally posted by ScottBlogs from Beyond the Paper
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
CADD Manager Journal - October 2006
Are you a subscriber? In this months issue... Upgrading - Moving too fast or too slow CAD Standards - My updated list for ADT.
Originally posted by CADDManager from CADDManager.com Blog
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
New CAD Blog: Keeping the Wheels On
I presented in Kansas City last week on how to get involved in helping shape the future of Autodesk products and afterwards received an
Originally posted by CADman from Between the Lines
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
A Barnaby & Autodesk University?
What has this got to do with this ?
Originally posted by RobiNZ from RobiNZ CAD Blog
ReBlogged here on 21 Oct 2006
Autocad2005 vs 2006(Posted By: ilsinclair)
Hi! My question is: Why with autocad 2005 do I get the following error: no function definition : vlax-ename -> vla
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Internet Explorer 7: Hot Fix Under Consideration
We are investigating issues regarding Autodesk DWF Viewer 7.0 and Autodesk Design Review 2007 in regards to their interoperability with Internet Explorer 7. We
Originally posted by ScottBlogs from Beyond the Paper
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
An ArchiCAD Blogger
Miguel Krippahl of Portugal is an ArchiCAD user and blogger who wants to know where are the ArchiCAD blogs are so if you find
Originally posted by David Duarte from Revit Beginners
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
think3 thinks2
Another free 2D CAD package, this one called "free2Design" from think3, who now thinks2. The company has set up a indie-looking .org (indicative of
Originally posted by ralph grabowski from WorldCAD Access
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
AutoCAD Entity Oddities
Digging through AutoCAD 2007's entities (objects), I've come across some oddities: Ellipses and elliptical arcs cannot be given a thickness. Circles can, but not
Originally posted by ralph grabowski from WorldCAD Access
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Video of Inventor Studio Rendering
There is a nice thread of new "Friday Images" rendered in Inventor Studio and Autodesk 3D Studio Max 9. I posted a few renderings
Originally posted by Kevin Schneider from The Evangelist Speaks
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Drawing Management(Posted By: Formad)
Hi to you all, I'm new to this site and wondered if any one can help Please can anyone out there recommend a good
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
3D Sprial(Posted By: Formad)
I'm new to this forum, so hello I've had the same problem using 2005. I do believe autocad 2007 allows you t
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Ctrl Key(Posted By: Cad64)
I'm not sure if it is the same in LT, but check your OPTIONS dialog. On the "User Preferences" tab, there
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Ctrl Key(Posted By: dani)
Hi, we are using AutoCAD 2000 LT. Does anyone know why one computer will not allow use of the Ctrl key in AutoCAD (eg
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Default plotter settings in AutoCAD2007(Posted By: ppruthvi)
We have recently upgraded from AutoCAD R14 to AutoCAD 2007. I have trouble in setting the HP 5100 series printer, page s
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
hyperlink(Posted By: Ferdinand)
...what can I do, when AutoCAD crashed in command _hyperlink ? It`s crashing too as I try edit an existing entitie`s hy
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Plotting incomplete.(Posted By: Karver)
Thanks for that perspective. My background was from model space and now, after a break of a couple of years, familiaris
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
How to get aoutcad to work(Posted By: Cad64)
You downloaded it? You have to installthe programfrom disks. You must have an illegal copy. Sorry man, I can't help
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Hidden Lines plot continuous(Posted By: JohnL)
Thank you Cad64I'll try it.
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
How to get aoutcad to work(Posted By: trev902)
Hello, i have just finish downloaded ADT 2007. After installing it, it is asking for a license which i think i found and
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
IE7, Watch it grow...
Not original, I’d link if could remember where I saw it, but interesting to see how the new browser goes ~ 6% of my visitors today.
Originally posted by RobiNZ from RobiNZ CAD Blog
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
HEC-RAS Tools Released
Engineered Efficiency Inc. is pleased to announce the release of their HEC-RAS Import/Export toolset for Autodesk Civil 3D 2006 & 2007.Using this tool, native
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Automatic Mapping and Move and Sew UVs
Before I get started, I'll attach the mesh that I'm using for all these UV posts: Download sample file Start with an Automatic Mapping:
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
AU plugs, and some other stuff to keep in good graces...
I'm back again, this time late at night, and browsing all the other Civil 3D blogs out there. James had a little dig at
Originally from Wicked Cool Stuff
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
free2design: Free 2D CAD in China
China is going to play a big roll in the future of CAD. But the key word is "future." Today, few CAD companies are able
Originally posted by Evan Yares from The CAD Industry
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
BIMania - A state of mind?
Via a comment I found Miguel’s “BIMania” – a great new’ish blog with another perspective of BIM. BIManiaLoose architect's ramblings on BIM - Building Information ModelTags: archicad
Originally posted by RobiNZ from RobiNZ CAD Blog
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Video: Parent reference coordinate system
Rotating hierarchically linked objects is best done using the Parent RCS, especially when using the buiit-in Bones system in 3ds Max and when setting
Originally posted by tbdesign from Ted Boardman's Visualization Blog
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Revenge of the NURBS: NURBS supported in DWF Toolkit
Director of Autodesk Labs, Brian Mathews, points out that DWF supports NURB surfaces, which are a much more compact way of defining a curved
Originally posted by ScottBlogs from Beyond the Paper
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Archicad 10 para MacTel - Testes Benchmarking
O que se segue é o resultado dos testes realizados pela Graphisoft com a versão Archicad 10 para MacTel, As versões PPC e MacTel
Originally posted by João Brogueira from CAD ptbr - Falando sobre CAD, GIS e 3D em Português...por João Brogueira
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
The long weekend approaches…
This weekend’s a long weekend in Singapore; and that’s tops… It’s actually for two festivals that light up various parts of the city; Deepavali
Originally posted by Andrew de Leon from Drawing the Machine
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Video: Pick reference coordinate system
Use the local coordinate system of other objects in your scene to transform selected objects. This will allow you to move or rotate one
Originally posted by tbdesign from Ted Boardman's Visualization Blog
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
upFront.eZine #491 Posted
upFront.eZine issue #491 is now available for reading online. Read the special report, "My Dinner with Buzz," describing the mechanical CAD division of Autodesk's
Originally posted by ralph grabowski from WorldCAD Access
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Intergraph's Reasons for Going Private
GIS Monitor reports on Intergraph's reasons for going private (again) at "Intergraph Goes Private Again:" - it allows Intergraph to concentrate on long-term development.
Originally posted by ralph grabowski from WorldCAD Access
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
After 4 Years: Shekhar Verma Still Free
John McEleney, ceo of SolidWorks, reports in MCAD magazine the lack of progress by the Indian legal system to convict Shekhar Verma of theft
Originally posted by ralph grabowski from WorldCAD Access
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
10K Downloads of Free Solid Edge 2D
UGS is pleased that 10,000 copies of their free Solid Edge 2D Drafting software have been downloaded in one month. Download it yerself from
Originally posted by ralph grabowski from WorldCAD Access
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
PTC Buys IsoDraw
PTC buys the German company, Itedo, that makes the IsoDraw technical illustration software for US$17 million. The software will be added to PTC's Arbortext
Originally posted by ralph grabowski from WorldCAD Access
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Site Topology - Part One Anyway
Site Topology, what is it, and why should you care? I'm going to try to make this brief, and I'll address the details in
Originally from Wicked Cool Stuff
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Per-document data in AutoCAD .NET applications - Part 2
This entry completes the series of posts about per-document data. Here are the previous entries: Some background to AutoCAD's MDI implementation and per-document dataPer-document
Originally posted by Kean Walmsley from Through the Interface
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Why you should submit those error reports...
Why you should submit Autodesk CER Reports: Sent: Friday, 20 October 2006Subject: Solution to the crash in AutoCAD 2007-based products while closing, saving or
Originally posted by RobiNZ from RobiNZ CAD Blog
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Autodesk Impression - Art meets CAD?
I first saw Autodesk Impression, then called Vespa, at Autodesk University 2005. At that stage it was an idea, a concept, for an application to add
Originally posted by RobiNZ from RobiNZ CAD Blog
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Recovery Mode
Here is a sad fact; AutoCAD crashes so much, there is a function exclusively for recovering drawing files after a crash. It's called the
Originally posted by Todd from The Lazy Drafter
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Reloading Families of a different Name
Have you ever renamed a family and then wanted to load it back into a project without having to swap out your families of
Originally posted by Chris from Revit Rants
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
CDV Systems Video Review
I have recently went through the instructional videos "TLC AR01 TFER - The Family Editor Revealed ". This is found at http://www.cdvsystems.com/ The videos
Originally posted by Jay Polding from revit in plain english
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Autodesk Impression
Matt Rumbelow reports on his blog The Digital Architect that Autodesk Impression is now available for download. I've attached an image of one of
Originally posted by David Duarte from Revit Beginners
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Transitioning from 2D to 3D AutoCAD drawings 114
In my last “Transitioning from 2D to 3D” post, I finished creating the 3D VAV boxes in the HVAC plan. The VAV boxes are
Originally posted by hewetth from Heidi Hewett's Blog
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
BOM Report + Component DESC1-3 Text
I got pinged on this one (again) today. Folks want to have a BOM report that includes each component's description text right in the
Originally posted by Nate Holt from Controlling the Machine
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Engineered Efficiency HEC-RAS Tools Released
Engineered Efficiency Inc. is pleased to release our HEC-RAS Import/Export toolset for Autodesk Civil 3D 2006 & 2007, an inexpensive tool that pays for
Originally posted by James Wedding, P.E. from civil3d.com
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Vault: Surface Safari
Part three? Four? Whatver. I spent some time discussing the files I’ll be building, now let’s talk about building our plans. So let’s look
Originally posted by James Wedding, P.E. from civil3d.com
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
A Geek Cry for Help
OK, this is not in any way Civil 3D related, not Autodesk related, not even CAD related. Since I know a LOT of our
Originally posted by Jason Hickey from civil3d.com
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Civil 3D Implementations and a Review of CAD Camp
Thanks to all our readers here who attended AUGI CAD Camp in Birmingham, AL this past Tuesday. I got some really good feedback from
Originally posted by Jason Hickey from civil3d.com
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
SolidWorks Training Diary -- Day 1
I have covered SolidWorks the company almost from its inception, starting in 1996. I have reviewed the product. I have sat through many SolidWorks
Originally posted by rtara from CAD Insider
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
It's that time of year again! The 5th Annual AUGI Salary Survey needs *your* input!
Below information kindly supplied by Melanie Perry ( AUGI Salary Survey Manager ). Yes, you! Every year AUGI polls its membership, and reports how
Originally posted by MikePerry from BLAUGI
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
AU Speakers!
This year we will have 277 speakers that will teach 484 courses. Of those 277 speakers, 98 work for Autodesk. Like every year, we
Originally posted by Joseph Wurcher from Autodesk University 2006
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Ctrl Key(Posted By: Cad64)
I'm not sure if it is the same in LT, but check your OPTIONS dialog. On the "User Preferences" tab, there
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Ctrl Key(Posted By: dani)
Hi, we are using AutoCAD 2000 LT. Does anyone know why one computer will not allow use of the Ctrl key in AutoCAD (eg
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 20 Oct 2006
Land Planning and AU 2006
This year Autodesk University 2006 (http://www.autodeskevents.com/au2006/), Autodesk's premier learning and networking event, is going to include a luncheon meeting that will focus on a
Originally posted by generoe from Plan It Autodesk
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
Maya feedback
I always like to hear from people about how they would like to see Maya improved. Here are two options: From Maya, use the
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
Successful CAD Camp
Alacad hosted CAD Camp in Birmingham this week. I hope the ones that attended walked away with a greater knowledge of AutoDesk products. I
Originally posted by mike.massey@alacad.com (Mike Massey) from Knowing What You Don't Know About CAD
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
Where's Lee?
Some people have been wondering what happened to me, well unfortunately I have been busy with several different projects lately that are taking a
Originally posted by Lee Ambrosius from HyperPics: Beyond the UI
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
Autodesk Impression Technology Preview
Autodesk Impression Technology Preview is available for you to download from http://labs.autodesk.com. This is the first full-blown application to be posted on Autodesk Labs.
Originally posted by hewetth from Heidi Hewett's Blog
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
Scenes from Birmingham
On Tuesday, ALACAD hosted the Birmingham CAD Camp. In between the many valuable classes, attendees networked with eachother, instructors, and vendors. And, of course,
Originally posted by hewetth from Heidi Hewett's Blog
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
Automation Fair - Baltimore - Oct 25, 26
John is a great guy. He knows his stuff! Here is the presentation schedule (booth 536) for Wednesday October 25 and Thursday October 26
Originally posted by Nate Holt from Controlling the Machine
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
James Wedding, P.E. to Teach Civil 3D 101 at Cadapult
November 13, 2006toNovember 14, 2006Assuming things go as planned, I’ll be teaching the Nov 13 & 14 Civil 3D 101 at Cadapult, Ltd. in
Originally posted by James Wedding, P.E. from civil3d.com
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
Corridors for Everything
(Except the building, this entire site was modeled using ONE corridor) I had one of those Third Semester Calculus Moments over the weekend. Suddenly,
Originally posted by Dana Breig Probert, EIT from civil3d.com
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
Kickin' Tires
How do you buy a car? You kick the tires and you drive her. You take her to the road, you punch the pedals,
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
Autodesk Overviews and Interactive Demos
Fairly good Overview of Revit from the Autodesk site ADT Overview from Autodesk Civil 3D 2007 New Features Workshop Autodesk Inventor Series Feature Demonstrations
Originally posted by CADDManager from CADDManager.com Blog
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
SolidWorks Training Diary--Intro
Readers may think CAD insiders are CAD experts. Some actually are. Lynn Allen and David Cohen can both show even veteran CAD users a
Originally posted by rtara from CAD Insider
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
The Silence is Deafening
The CAD online editor/journalist community is pretty tight. News that affects any of us is usually passed around, discussed among ourselves and usually is
Originally posted by rtara from CAD Insider
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
AU 2006: What Can DWF Do for You?
Autodesk University is a key component of many organizations’ training programs. Each year private companies and public agencies send their brightest employees to AU.
Originally posted by ScottBlogs from Beyond the Paper
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
Autodesk Impression Technology Preview on Autodesk Labs
Product Marketing Manager, Lisa Crounse, reports that the Autodesk Impression Technology Preview (the software formerly known as project Vespa) is available on Autodesk Labs.
Originally posted by ScottBlogs from Beyond the Paper
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
Autodesk Impression now on Autodesk Labs
We just launched the public Preview 1 of Autodesk Impression (code named Vespa). For people located in England, United States, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand,
Originally posted by CADman from Between the Lines
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
Dimension in paper space
Dimensioning in paper space has several advantages...
Originally posted by ellen@ellenfinkelstein.com from AutoCAD Tips Newsletter
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
Dimension in paper space
Dimensioning in paper space has several advantages...
Originally posted by ellen@ellenfinkelstein.com from AutoCAD Tips Newsletter
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
Default plotter settings in AutoCAD2007(Posted By: ppruthvi)
We have recently upgraded from AutoCAD R14 to AutoCAD 2007. I have trouble in setting the HP 5100 series printer, page s
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
Ah the wonder of travel
So here I sit in my hotel in New York for a couple days. Just one stop out of many for the roadshow and
Originally from 3D Roadie
ReBlogged here on 19 Oct 2006
MSC Shrinks; TechniGraphics Expands
TechniGraphics purchases the European reseller and PLM service business from MSC.Software for an amount that is being kept secret. Both firms calls themselves leaders:
Originally posted by ralph grabowski from WorldCAD Access
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Not CAD related but a great site...
TECHBARGAINS - Targeting the best deals in tech... It's a great site featuring great tech deals... there are search tools, rebate offers, a free
Originally posted by Tracy Lincoln from TLConsulting
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
The Gartner Magic Quadrant
Gartner Research has published its Magic Quadrant for 3Q06. In the leaders quadrant are Dassault, PTC, and UGS.It's worth reading what Gartner analyst Marc
Originally posted by Evan Yares from The CAD Industry
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Video: Grid reference coordinate system
Learn an easy method of creating custom grids as work planes in Max and VIZ and then use the Grid reference coordinate system to
Originally posted by tbdesign from Ted Boardman's Visualization Blog
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
The new Sony BRAVIA "Paint" Advert is...
As good as the first one! BRAVIA – commercials.like.no.other Sony BRAVIA - View The New AdvertThe new BRAVIA TV commercial was directed by award-winning
Originally posted by RobiNZ from RobiNZ CAD Blog
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Work soundtrack sorted thanks to Pat Metheny.com
My favourite music, streaming all day, perfect… Pat Metheny: Home Page - www.patmetheny.comTags: Pat+Metheny+Group
Originally posted by RobiNZ from RobiNZ CAD Blog
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Gyronix GyroQ for MindManager
Gyronix GyroQ™ is a productivity application for Mindjet MindManager. It allows you to collect and store notes then transfer them to a MindManager Map
Originally posted by RobiNZ from RobiNZ CAD Blog
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
New BIM Blog!
Nothing like other bloggers to make you feel inadequate! Robin and David and Sean...as far as I know have already mentioned this new BIM
Originally posted by Steve from Revit OpEd
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
A builder's perspective on BIM
Contractor's are starting to take a serious look at the BIM movement. If you're curious about what they're up to (bim) x is a
Originally posted by David Duarte from Revit Beginners
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Still suprised after all these years
I have been fortunate enough to had the opportunity to be apart of the evolution of MotionBuilder over the past six years, and it
Originally from MotionBuilder
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Office Re-Integration
I have just returned from what I can only describe as a much needed tropical getaway… in Cabo San Lucas.. With my Outlook Out-of-Office
Originally from MotionBuilder
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Announcing the return of the Black Light
Walking around the crowded show floor at Siggraph this year, morning latté* clenched firmly in hand, I come across a mass of attendees buzzing
Originally from MotionBuilder
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Another year, yet another Siggraph?
I think not! This having been my 8th consecutive year attending (and working!) the show, I have to say that this one had a
Originally from MotionBuilder
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Using Map UV Border and Unfold UVs
In my previous post with using Unfold, you may notice that the silhouette of the UV shell means there's a bunch of unused texture
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Using Unfold UVs on a Head
Sometimes it seems like Unfold is one of those misunderstood or under-appreciated commands in Maya. Let's take a look at one approach for setting
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
We are the Bad Pixels!
A couple years back Alias had a Christmas party and staff provided the entertainment. We acted quickly and rented a drum kit - this
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Show Manip Default
One thing I like to do when setting up animation controls is to use the Show Manip Default setting on the Transform node. You
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Goatees again
A couple weeks back I was at an Egg and Chick party - I should probably say the Egg and Chick party as I'm
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Extrude vertex and split for eyes
Similar to using offset edges to do something like a mouth and maintain quads, you can use extrude vertex and split for an eye.
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Offset edges for mouths
One way I like to build a mouth is to use Offsett Edges. With a model like so, select a couple edges at the
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Why is your computer screaming?
A colleague by the name of Shai burst into my office the other day - I would like to conjure in your mind the
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Level Tools 3.0
Steven has finished up another great round of updates to the Level Tools! Installer as well as docs/demos are now available. Here are the
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Takumi Takahashi
Cory Mogk>> Hi Tak! I was thinking about profiling some customers through my blog and wondered if you would like to be the first
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Select Every N Edges
Have you ever had one of those situations where you need to pick edges in a repetitive manner? Here's a simple example of what
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Ryan Harvey
Ryan is finishing up his summer internship with us today and returning to Humber College for year two of his CG education. He joined
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
I would like a general purpose rest pose, please
Animators often do this by setting a keyframe, but you have to use it carefully (e.g. watch the tangents so the key doesn't affect
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Fur Blender
Did you know Jill could write MEL scripts? This is something she did for the Bonus Tools called Fur Blender. To try it out:
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Bonus Tools for Maya 8 are now available
For those who've been anxiously waiting, the Bonus Tools are now available here. Enjoy! I'll have more to say on this next week. Have
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Where are my attribute sliders?
There I was, adding float attributes to a node and wondering why the Attribute Editor wouldn't show me a slider - it was just
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Goatees
Anyone notice a theme on this blog title page? 3 of 5 guys have goatees. It was almost two years ago I cut my
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
An introduction...
Somehow, I find myself living in a neighbourhood of suits. I've often felt that they're watching me - I don't wear a suit to
Originally from Mayalicious
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
3ds Max 9 Roadshow is here!
We've kicked off the 3ds Max 9 roadshow and hopefully there is one in your area soon (check it out). We've got a lot
Originally from Maxed Out
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
AU on the horizon
First, my apologies for violating the first rule of blogging – keeping it fresh. My only excuse is that the last few weeks have
Originally from Maxed Out
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
10 years: commentary from Michael Girard
Michael Girard has been patiently trying to solve the complexities of character animation for more than a decade (actual time is a state secret).
Originally from Maxed Out
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
10 years: commentary from Rolf Berteig
This entry comes from Rolf Berteig, one of the early developers on 3ds Max and now with Mental Images. Rolf was a big factor
Originally from Maxed Out
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
10 years: commentary from Beau Perschall
I decided to invite a bunch of the "old gang" to post on the blog their early experiences with 3ds Max in celebration of
Originally from Maxed Out
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
A Decade of 3ds Max!
Hey! I just realized this week that 3ds Max is 10 years old! That's a decade of developing cool new features (and fixing the
Originally from Maxed Out
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
SIGGRAPH 2006 (Boston)
For the first time, I went to SIGGRAPH without worrying what problems Alias and Maya were going to create for me. It made for
Originally from Maxed Out
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Who is Ken Pimentel?
Let me introduce myself a little to kick things off. I caught the visualization bug while having a "California Moment". This means that 20
Originally from Maxed Out
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Multiple Choice Intro
1. Who are you? A.) An artist, animal-lover, goofball, Austinite, and girly-nerd, employed by Autodesk for almost 6 years. B.) I've dabbled in all
Originally from Maxed Out
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Creating a dynamic telephone cord
phoneChord.avi phoneChord.ma This file shows a simple and fast method for creating a dynamic phone cord using Maya Hair. 1. Model the phone and
Originally from Duncan's Corner
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Forest Road using Paint Effects
forestRoadLR.avi This example scene shows Paint Effects trees and grass used to create a forest along with some fog. In order to get the
Originally from Duncan's Corner
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
A Fast and Simple Planetary Atmosphere
I'm not sure what Pluto's tenuous atmosphere looks like, but to mark the occasion of its fall from planethood to planetoid here is a
Originally from Duncan's Corner
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Pen writing on paper (Maya paint effects)
It is relatively easy to animate a line of written text, but it can be tricky to exactly track the pencil point to the
Originally from Duncan's Corner
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
[Untitled]
Welcome to Duncan's Corner. I hope you find this site useful. My intent for this blog is to provide tips on creating 3D imagery,
Originally from Duncan's Corner
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Speed up projected view creation; thanks Avatech
I was reading some of the other Autodesk blogs this morning and came across this on Amy’s In the Machine. The application engineers at
Originally posted by Andrew de Leon from Drawing the Machine
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Cracking the Vault: The Files
So last time I talked about where we were headed, now lets look at the pieces to get there a bit. This entry will
Originally posted by James Wedding, P.E. from civil3d.com
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Engineered Efficiency turns Five! Thanks!!
Five years ago today, Scacco Consulting, Inc. opened for business in the unused half of the basement at my old house. A lot has
Originally posted by Mark Scacco, P.E. from civil3d.com
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Land Desktop vs. Civil 3D
Impossible.You can't compare them - apples and oranges. I keep a close eye on the Discussion Groups, always have. Want to feel the heartbeat
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
Different Service Pack for Autodesk AutoCAD Revit Series—Systems Plus
If you purchased your ABS 2007 as part of the Autodesk AutoCAD Revit Series—Systems Plus package and apply ABS SP1, you will get a
Originally posted by Todd from CAD Shack
ReBlogged here on 18 Oct 2006
What's in a name?
The other day I was reading this thinking what does BIM really mean? For that matter what does CAD, or is it CAAD or CADD which
Originally posted by RobiNZ from RobiNZ CAD Blog
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Service update and something extra
Time for a post about CAD on this CAD blog . Lots happening but first some important service notes. If you haven’t already seen them check out these
Originally posted by RobiNZ from RobiNZ CAD Blog
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Autodesk University 2006
I apologize, I am late mentioning this. I have been selected to be a speaker at this years Autodesk University 2006, held in Las
Originally posted by Steve from Revit OpEd
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Back from Belgium...
What a great conference in Antwerp, Belgium! Rumor has it Antwerp made the news while I was there with a 20 million dollar diamond
Originally posted by Lynn Allen from Lynn Allen's Blog
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Autodesk University 2006
If you couldn't attend one of the fabulous AUGI CAD Camps or if attending CAD Camp made you realize how much there is to
Originally posted by hewetth from Heidi Hewett's Blog
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Cracking the Vault: An Alternate Workflow
Before I forget, don’t forget to check out the AU golf page, we’re up to 16 I think, and hoping to reach 20 total.
Originally posted by James Wedding, P.E. from civil3d.com
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Civil Batch Drawing Converter
You'll find this little gem in the File menu:From Help:Use this utility to convert multiple drawings to a previous AutoCAD drawing format. You can
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Bug in Google Earth
The "bug" also appears at maps.google.com.If you're into Lats & Longs, you'll find it at:48°51'28.38"N 10°12'19.80"EThanks Lansing!Cheers!
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Forgotten Toys
MKSHAPEMKLTYPEEver seen these? Remarkably simple, but the potential is amazing. Neither Civil 3D nor Land Desktop are rich with linetype definitions, so years ago
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Looking for Work?
Check out the results of the CE News 2006 Best Civil Engineering Firms To Work For Contest, and kudos to Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Vault or Data Shortcuts
I feel so left out. I know you may have read about this, but unless I mention it too (for those who haven't heard),
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Don't hide the command line
You saw the demo, you thought it was cool, you need the real estate, so you've decided to turn off the command line. But
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
The role of the "AE"
I once had someone tell me resellers only did tech support; shows how little people really know about the life of the so called
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Please for the love of all things holy...
...Rename your subassemblies.I've seen drawings with corridor models that were incredibly detailed, but not a single subassembly had been renamed - you can't possibly
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Vista
In case you're the last one on the block to hear, There's a new Windows on the horizon. It's called "Vista," and should be
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Enable Radius Snap
You've seen it, you've passed it by because you weren't sure what it meant:It's found in your Alignment Styles; I'd say it's buried, but
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Garmin, MapSource, and Civil 3D (or MAP 3D)
It's no secret I swear by Garmin GPS products for home use. It's also no secret that when you buy a Garmin GPS device,
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Hope
It's been 26 years since Cancer patient Terry Fox ended his run. It's one of life's great stories; if you don't know the story,
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Add Laterals to a Pipe Network
I've been asked this question several times - the following is how I negotiate a lateral and/or a wye:Draw the lateral TO the pipe,
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Pipes - Displaying Thickness in Plan
I've always liked to see the thickness of a storm run displayed in plan. I think it's easier to read once the drawing is
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Don't let the offsets set you off.
I know this drives you nuts: If you're working in a 40 Scale Drawing (1"=40'), then make yourself a dimension style with a scale
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Cheating Styles
I've learned a few lessons over the years; I suspect they come from having spent most of my younger years at a drafting table:1.
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Civil 3D Resources
By now most of you have probably heard about the up and coming Civil 3D Community website that is under development. The site has
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Civil 3D 2007 Service Pack 2 Released
Don't forget to read the Readme file.The Service Pack can be downloaded here. By the way, it's almost 23Mb.Important: Version 1 of the Google
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Install Error 1603
I've run across this error (trying to install Civil 3D 2007) in the past, and have always been able to resolve by doing 2
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Plan Station/Offset/Elevation shown in Profile
You label a location in plan (Station/Offset with a Profile Elevation - easily accomplished using Reference Text), but you need the same location marked
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Terrain Modeling & Vertical Faces
Follow the discussion boards, and about once a year you'll see the following two questions: 1. Why does LDT and Civil 3D have a
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
To FREEZE or not to FREEZE
Teaching an AutoCAD fundamentals class this week, and this question was raised - it's raised often: What's the difference between Freezing a layer and
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Leave it Alone
Got an e-mail from a friend yesterday that said the following: "Subject: Short Blog Topic suggestion." "How to force Civil 3d to open using
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Tarred & Zipped Files (.tar.gz)
The .tar file format (derived from Tape ARchive) is a type of archive file traditionally produced by Unix almost specifically for backup purposes. The
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Improving Civil 3D Performance
I've had good luck with the following:1. Use the Cache model tab and the all layout tabs option on the System tab in the
Originally posted by Scott from Civil 3D - Paving the Way
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Better - not perfect
Technology just has to be better - not perfect - for people to move forward. If you are waiting for the perfect CAD tool,
Originally posted by CADDManager from CADDManager.com Blog
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
FEA On the Cheap for Students
Many CAD vendors have already discovered that the best way to introduce users to their software is to give it away for free. IMSI
Originally posted by rtara from CAD Insider
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Control Faceting and Lighting in 3D DWF Files
For those of you working with the DWF Toolkit, did you know that you can control the number of bits used to represent 3D
Originally posted by ScottBlogs from Beyond the Paper
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Project Freewheel: Share Images of Designs with Only Those Who Need To Know
The Email this DWF aspect of Project Freewheel was originally intended to make it easier to share designs on the web. The feature allows
Originally posted by ScottBlogs from Beyond the Paper
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Autodesk 3ds Max 9 Now Shipping
Attend a Demo Download a 3ds Max 9 30 Day Trial Key New Features and Enhancements 64-bit Release for WindowsAutodesk 3ds Max 9
Originally posted by CADman from Between the Lines
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
New Class - Inventor/Revit
Lisa Brady used to work for an Autodesk Reseller in Tennessee providing technical training and support on Inventor. Last year she joined Autodesk in
Originally posted by Joseph Wurcher from Autodesk University 2006
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
New Class on Autodesk Licensing
Jerry Milana convinced me today that we should add another class. Jerry taught the same class last year and he received very good feedback
Originally posted by Joseph Wurcher from Autodesk University 2006
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Plotting incomplete.(Posted By: Karver)
Thanks for that perspective. My background was from model space and now, after a break of a couple of years, familiaris
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
How to get aoutcad to work(Posted By: Cad64)
You downloaded it? You have to installthe programfrom disks. You must have an illegal copy. Sorry man, I can't help
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Hidden Lines plot continuous(Posted By: JohnL)
Thank you Cad64I'll try it.
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
How to get aoutcad to work(Posted By: trev902)
Hello, i have just finish downloaded ADT 2007. After installing it, it is asking for a license which i think i found and
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Plotting incomplete.(Posted By: Cad64)
You should really get into the habit of printing from Paper Space. Model Space is for drawing and Paper Space is for pri
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Plotting incomplete.(Posted By: Karver)
I set every thing in 'page set up manager' for the model space tab to plot the correct paper size, extents, f
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Scaling Viewports(Posted By: martinriches)
Enlightenment. Thank you.
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
DWG to PDFs & hyperlinks(Posted By: Dietmar)
[QUOTE=Cad64]Do you have Acrobat Professional? Ithink you can add hyperlinks after you create the pdf, but I don't
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
CHANGE LANGUAGE(Posted By: Cad64)
Not that I know of. You will probably need to uninstall the French version and re-install as English.
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
DWG to PDFs & hyperlinks(Posted By: Cad64)
Do you have Acrobat Professional? Ithink you can add hyperlinks after you create the pdf, but I don't think you can
Originally from AutoCAD Forums - Support , News, & Jobs
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
2 Down....
So we have finished the montreal and toronto events. Montreal being the first event was a little rougher then I'd like (usual issues with
Originally from 3D Roadie
ReBlogged here on 17 Oct 2006
Mystery Person at AU
Later this week, all registered AU participants will receive an invitation to visit AU Connect. Although we think it is a great addition to
Originally posted by Joseph Wurcher from Autodesk University 2006
ReBlogged here on 16 Oct 2006
T minus 10 days - Nominations for AUGI BoD 2007 - 2009
Regarding BLAUGI post - It’s that time of year again - Nominations for AUGI BoD 2007 - 2009.T minus 10 days and counting until
Originally posted by MikePerry from BLAUGI
ReBlogged here on 16 Oct 2006
BLOG ALERT! another 2 for 1 special...
Name:Todd Shackelford Location: Omaha, Nebraska Todd has two blog offerings, the first is... The Lazy Drafter How to grow technically and professional for the
Originally posted by Tracy Lincoln from TLConsulting
ReBlogged here on 15 Oct 2006
Now in Northern California
I arrived Thursday night in San Rafael located about 15 minutes North of the Golden Gate bridge. I am visiting teams and friends while
Originally posted by CADman from Between the Lines
ReBlogged here on 15 Oct 2006
Commit to Learning Every Month- with AUGI Training Program
I have had a crazy couple of months slogging through some big projects and trying to make some big changes in my personal and
Originally posted by Dana Breig Probert, EIT from civil3d.com
ReBlogged here on 15 Oct 2006
Is AutoCAD good enough for 3D?
Originally posted by AutoCADder from AutoCADder
ReBlogged here on 15 Oct 2006
It will never be IE& or ie7 again
I’ve typing IE7 a fair bit recently. In fact most times I hold the Shift Key too long & type IE& or not at all &
Originally posted by RobiNZ from RobiNZ CAD Blog
ReBlogged here on 15 Oct 2006
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