Dynamic Blocks are the new tool inside AutoCAD 2006. Do they make a difference to your standards? Have you started embracing them yet? Do you have a plan of attack to get your users up to speed? These and other issues we will tackle this month in the Journal Dynamic Blocks Standards – Part 1 […]
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Here is a link to the latest Service Pack for ABS 2006 Link to the download And a link to a page that explains what is in it… Service Pack content
If you have started delving into dynamic Blocks you know that it is a very robust tool. You also know that it may be something you don’t want every user playing with, or messing up your DBlocks. To Disallows opening of the Block Editor and editing of dynamic block definitions, Set BLOCKEDITLOCK to 1. When […]
I attended RUGIE last night. It is a Local User Group for Revit users in the city of Rancho Cucamonga in Southern California. It was well attended with about 20-25 people showing up. It was only the second meeting they have convened. It is hosted by Scott Davis (Revit Tips and Tricks Manager for AUGI) […]
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Happy Father’s Day to all the men out there who are trying their hardest to be a good dad, and show the next generation what it means to be a leader. And the biggest thanks to my Dad. For showing me what it means to be a man of integrity, generosity and fun loving. I […]
Autodesk Architectural Desktop 2006 adds several tabs to the standard AutoCAD 2006 Options dialog box. We are still looking at these options beginning with the AEC Editor Tab. It is located all the way to the right The Export to AutoCAD section lets you how you want XREF to react when you are sending your […]
I have been up in San Rafael for the past three days at the AUGI Board of Directors meeting. While there I attemped to post to my blog from the “unsecured” wireless network at the hotel. If you saw some strange posts on my blog about San Diego – sorry. That was not me. I […]
Last time I talked about what could be categorized as personal reasons that Good CAD Matters, now I move on the corporate reasons. 1. Good CAD matters because we share files with other Users and Firms. If you give or get files from others, this is a no brainer kind of comment. You have seen […]
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In one of my favorite movies (Oh Brother , where art thou?) Delmar O’Donnell says “Come on in boys, the water is fine.” Autodesk products can seem daunting, complicated and intimidating. I become concerned at times in this blog about the not so rapid pace of tool adoption and it is troubling at times. BUT, […]
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