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You are here: Home / Revit / Understanding Views and View Navigation June 17, 2009 by Edwin Prakoso 9 Comments Let’s continue the Revit Architecture […]

Receiving AutoCAD files with XREF can give us headache. You probably already familiar with this warning: It means that AutoCAD can’t find the reference files, […]

We all know that CAD means computer-aided design, don’t we? But there’s also an alphabet soup of other computer-aided technologies with similar CAx acronyms, some […]

You probably ever have this problem. Let’s say you have AutoCAD installed on your machine. You like to double click a DWG file to open […]

Imagine trying to binge watch your favorite shows on Netflix with the dial-up internet technology of 30 years ago. That’s the scenario satellite users today […]

Who don’t like express tools? Almost every AutoCAD users use it and love it. If somehow you find it’s not installed on your machine, you […]

During the course of design, it is nice to follow a systematic way of organization and categorization. There are many ways to accomplish this within […]

Learning By Frank Mayfield February 11, 2020 While discussing Lasso selection vs. Window (or Crossing) selection in her Autodesk University Lab, KaDe King describes her […]

Master skeleton is not a feature in Autodesk Inventor. It’s a design trick and usually called Top-Down Design Concept. It is useful for controlling shapes […]

In this social media era, memes are very popular. Anyone can create a meme, and share it among her friends. It might go viral and […]