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The week that was in the world of BIM and other Techie fun stuff, for the week of June 14th – June 20th, 2015.
I’m going start this weeks Roundup with some great news, BIMThoughts is back for Season 2! This season BIMThoughts as a new member Marcello Sgambelluri. You can hear Episode 1 of Season 2 on the BIMThoughts website or on your favorite PodCast player.
This is a re-post of a Blog I did for work, which is posted on the IMAGINiT Building Solutions Blog here.
If you work in the Architecture, Engineering and Construction industry then you are very familiar with the acronym “AEC” which stands for Architecture, Engineering and Construction. However those simple days of just one simple acronym seem to have passed us by. Now that we are living in a BIM world and collaboration is on everyone’s mind there have been some new acronyms going around that are trying to be more inclusive. I think the idea is that with BIM and the ability to have models be useful beyond just construction and continues being used for facilities management (or building operations) that “AEC” was not enough to get the point across anymore.
The week that was in the world of BIM and other Techie fun stuff, for the week of June 7th – June 13th, 2015.
I will start this weeks Roundup with the YouTube video of last weeks FormIt Friday (which was on Monday June 1st) from the FormIt 360 Blog.
Think it. Sketch it. Analyze it. FormIt! An Introduction to FormIt 360
The week that was in the world of BIM and other Techie fun stuff, for the week of May 31st – June 6th, 2015.
I’m going to start this weeks Roundup off with a post about the kids (University students) and how they use Dynamo in a post from The Dark Arts of Revit.
This is a re-post of a Blog I did for work, which is posted on the IMAGINiT Building Solutions Blog here.
I had a client point out this issue to me, what they had tried to do was to export a Revit file to BIM 360 Glue, using the NWC option in the “Glue” feature in the BIM 360 Revit Add-in. It was a Revit 2014 model from a 3D view with Revit 2 links loaded. They had set their Navisworks Exporter 2014 to convert linked files. However after exporting to Glue, none of the links have been exported.
The week that was in the world of BIM and other Techie fun stuff, for the week of May 24th – May 30th, 2015.
I will kick off this weeks Roundup with a Revit Tip from the Revit Kid.
Revit Tip – Controlling Your Level: Project Base Point and Survey Point…
The week that was in the world of BIM and other Techie fun stuff, for the week of May 17th – May 23rd, 2015.
We will start this weeks Roundup off with a neat little post from Revit OpEd about IFC in Revit 2016.
The week that was in the world of BIM and other Techie fun stuff, for the week of May 10th – May 16th, 2015.
We will start this weeks Roundup off with a neat little post from Revit OpEd.
The week that was in the world of BIM and other Techie fun stuff, for the week of May 3rd – May 9th, 2015.
I’m going to start this weeks Roundup off a little different than normal, by starting with some super cool techie stuff……a wireless docking station from Dell! (ZDnet).
Dell Launches Wireless Dock to cut the cord for laptops, ultrabooks
This is a re-post of a Blog I did for work, which is posted on the IMAGINiT Building Solutions Blog here.
The latest version of Revit, 2016 is now out in the world and has been for a few weeks. I have come to learn about 2 little hidden gems of “New” features in Revit 2016. Now for whatever reason these hidden gems have been left off the official Autodesk information for what is new with the 2016 release. In this post I’m going to talk about second of the two hidden gems – Multiline Text Type Parameter.
Continue reading “What’s New in Revit 2016 – Hidden Gem #2 – Multiline Text Type of Parameter”
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