Revit Columns – Architectural and Structural – some tips and pointers
If you’ve been using Revit any length of time, you’ll have seen that Revit has 2 types of columns, namely Structural and Architectural. The functional difference is obvious however, some explanation […]
Want to have a say in the future of Revit? Pay a visit to Autodesk’s Revit Ideas web portal.
Wish upon a star: Have you ever wished for a new feature in Revit or wanted to raise an issue that you feel should be addressed in future builds? Well […]
The future of construction with BIM and VR
The potential for building information modelling (BIM) to shake up the construction industry is well documented, and adoption of new tools is expected to increase rapidly in the coming years. WhaTech […]
Making paperwork a thing of the past with digital tools
Digital solutions have introduced all manner of efficiency and productivity benefits to the workplace. Coupled with almost 3.5 billion mobile devices in use worldwide, according to Ericsson, people can now […]
What you need to know about incoming BIM standards
The introduction of Building Information Modelling (BIM) has fundamentally altered the infrastructure industry, providing new tools and techniques that offer tremendous benefits. A report by McGraw Hill Construction found that […]
Advance Steel – Add an extra Section Cut to an Assembly Drawing
So you have created an Assembly Drawing, but need to create an extra section cut to show a detail of a unique connection in the middle of the assembly. How […]
Easily editing multi-line text in Revit with Revit.XT
I had a question from a customer this morning who is using multiple lines of text in some of their parameters. In Revit, when need a parameter to have more than […]
Autodesk releases service pack to give 4K display support to AutoCAD and AutoCAD verticals.
I have to admit this is not a terribly exciting Cadblog title. However, if you have a PC and you use Autocad and you are running a 4K display, this […]
How to adjust the zero point of a Revit Project (Australian Height Datum)
You can happily work in Revit without worrying about survey height data. Indeed if you have started a project without any information about Australian Height Datum (AHD) then you’ll usually just set […]
