Bluebeam Revu 21 Webinar:

Streamlining Design Review: From AutoCAD to Bluebeam and Back Again

Did you miss my Webinar yesterday? If so, I’ve got you covered. In this webinar I covered a workflow example that follows a PDF being created from AutoCAD, moving it into Bluebeam, through the review process, and back to the CAD designers. Here’s an outline of the items covered:

  • Design in AutoCAD
    • Layer Management: Properly manage layers in AutoCAD to maintain organization when exporting to PDF and working in Bluebeam.
  • Configure AutoCAD Plotter Settings
    • Set up the Bluebeam PDF printer as the preferred plotter in AutoCAD, customizing options like resolution, line weight, and layer visibility to match your needs.
  • Export to PDF
    • Use the Bluebeam PDF printer to convert your AutoCAD drawings into PDF files, preserving layers and other relevant information.
    • Batch Processing: Use Bluebeam’s batch conversion feature to efficiently convert multiple AutoCAD drawings to PDFs at once.
  • Open in Bluebeam Revu
    • File Size Optimization: Utilize Bluebeam’s PDF compression tools to reduce file size while maintaining quality for easier sharing.
  • Markup and Review
    • Utilize Bluebeam’s markup tools like highlight, cloud, arrow, text boxes, and stamps to provide feedback on the design.
    • Efficiently mark up and provide feedback on design drawings with a dedicated review platform.
  • Collaboration Setup
    • Utilize Bluebeam Studio Projects & Sessions
    • Streamlined Review Process from ACAD to Revu 21 and back again.

If you’d like to see the webinar, it is now live at THIS LOCATION.

I hope you enjoy the content provided here and maybe it will give you some ideas that will help you streamline your review processes.

-Luke

 

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