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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 [...]

One of the most powerful features of AutoCAD's Properties Palette is its ability to sort your selections by “type”.  This means you don’t have to be very specific when it [...]

Video from the 2011 Conference in Las Vegas was posted to YouTube. I thought you might enjoy seeing it. Study Hard!

The 2012 release of AutoCAD based products has a new Autodesk Exchange "start screen" when the program opens. This screen contains Product Announcements Featured Videos Featured Topics An announcement of [...]

One of the trickier tasks in architecture using AutoCAD has been working with seating arrangements in Auditoriums.  The new ARRAYPATH command in AutoCAD 2012 offers an array of options (pun [...]

When creating a corridor in Civil 3D, it’s important to choose subassembly components that can meet the needs of your design. For instance, your design may require an edge of [...]

Just a quick note: The latest releases of Autodesk Products are just starting to ship and have become available for download if you have Subscription. So far I see that [...]

There is a program called the Worksharing Monitor (found on Subscription Center) that offices either use constantly or never use at all. If you are in an office that never [...]

In the spirit of the holiday, I wanted to show what a little (just an hour) of work in Revit can do. Our Fighting Irishman is a Generic Revit family, [...]

If you use the default styles found in Civil 3D, you've probably noticed that point label leaders don't reach the center of a point marker.  Instead, they "hover" around an imaginary [...]