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How can I make Revit Schedules look the way I’d like them to look?  I hear this question a lot.  In Revit 2014 there are a couple new options. You’ve been [...]

Are you looking for a way to automate scheduling to reduce errors?   Key Schedules are a good way to do that.   Schedules can contain multiple items with same characteristics. For [...]

One common approach during Preliminary Design is Design Options, especially in Architectural firms.  Project owners and designers will want to see some alternatives. How the building will look in plan, [...]

Have you ever had an instance where you wanted a symbol to show in one view but the symbol and object to show in another view?  You could approach this a [...]

If after installing a network version of Vehicle Tracking, you receive licensing errors when clicking on a function in the Vehicle Tracking ribbon, you may need to move a file to correct the [...]

When using Map 3D 2015, or Map 3D commands within Civil 3D 2015, some dialog boxes are not displayed, despite the fact that FILEDIA AND CMDDIA are set to 1. [...]

The new AutoCAD Civil 3D 2015  has improved engineering workflows with tools that help you maintain more reliable data, respond more rapidly to design changes, and the ability to simplify [...]

If you are installing a new version of Autodesk software on a network, you must download and install the latest version of the Network License Manager to successfully activate your [...]

If you are like most designers or engineers, you have probably worked on projects where cut and fill volumes were required on each cross section, and you were the lucky [...]

For those of you that use Pipe Networks in Civil 3D, sometime over the course of your career, you have probably needed to label a slope on a pipe based [...]