Join the Ideate Tech Experts for eLearning - live online classes that provide your entire organization with easy access to premium education.Upcoming classes include: 10.3.11::Revit 201: Getting Started with PresentationsEach class is designed to give you specific, improved results in a particular topic. You can interact with the instructor right from your own office, while eliminating travel time. Because the class schedule rotates, you can easily select your topics of interest and choose the day which best meets your schedule.Click...
Thursday, 29 September 2011
eLearning – Upcoming Revit Classes
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Posted in AIA CEU, AIA LU, Autodesk Revit, Autodesk Revit 2012, eLearning, Ideate, Ideate Inc., Revit, Revit Architecture
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Wednesday, 28 September 2011
Searching for Specific Content with Ideate Explorer for Revit
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Recently I spoke with a client who was wanting to search for elements within their Revit model that belonged to a level. Through the use of Ideate Explorer for Revit we were able to search in the entire project, for elements that belonged to a Level, and the search was specifically for walls. The following steps are used to find walls in the image:Step 1 Indicates that you are looking in the entire Project for the element(s).Step 2 Select that you...
Posted in Autodesk Revit, Ideate, Ideate Explorer, Ideate Explorer for Revit, Ideate Inc., Revit, Revit tool, RonPalmaAEC
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Tuesday, 27 September 2011
Classroom Training - Open Classes
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Know It. Ideate Training.Position yourself to land dream projects. Tap the full potential of your software solutions. Increase your facility, fluidity and capability to maximize the value of your precision software tools.Here are a few of the training opportunities Ideate has to offer in the coming days:9.28-30::PortlandRevit Structure Fundamentals10.5-7::San FranciscoCivil 3D Fundamentals10.10-12::San JoseRevit Architecture FundamentalsKnow your software. Sign up n...
Monday, 26 September 2011
Assess the ‘Health’ of Revit Projects Using Ideate BIMLink
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During a recent review of a 16 story hospital project modeled in Revit, our Support team found something with potential to cause untold difficulties down the road. The issue would have gone completely unnoticed until problems arose if our tool Ideate BIMLink had not caught it.The project consists of more than 500 Doors. When we created a Door link using Ideate BIMLink, we found that the ‘Link Properties’ list was showing two ‘Mark’ parameters instead...
Posted in Autodesk Revit, BIMLink, Excel to Revit, Ideate, Ideate BIMLink, Revit, Revit to Excel, Revit tool
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Thursday, 22 September 2011
eLearning – Upcoming Revit Classes
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Join the Ideate Tech Experts for eLearning - live online classes that provide your entire organization with easy access to premium education.Upcoming classes include: 9.27.11::Revit 301: Revit Architecture Family Editor Basics10.3.11::Revit 201: Getting Started with PresentationsEach class is designed to give you specific, improved results in a particular topic. You can interact with the instructor right from your own office, while eliminating travel time. Because the class schedule rotates, you can easily select your topics of interest...
Wednesday, 21 September 2011
“I Wish We Had Known This Earlier!” Dependent Views: Revit
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“I wish we had known this earlier!” Those were the words the design team uttered when I showed them the “Apply Dependent views” tool as part of a Revit Consulting engagement here at Ideate, Inc. The team did not know the tool existed. It can be a real time-saver!If you are modeling a ten story building in Revit and for plotting purposes, you have to break the views up into multiple parts, you right click on a view and Click: “Duplicate as a Dependent.”...
Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Classroom Training - Open Classes
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Know It. Ideate Training.Position yourself to land dream projects. Tap the full potential of your software solutions. Increase your facility, fluidity and capability to maximize the value of your precision software tools.Here are a few of the training opportunities Ideate has to offer in the coming days:9.27-29::SeattleRevit Architecture Fundamentals 9.28-30::PortlandRevit Structure Fundamentals10.5-7::San FranciscoCivil 3D FundamentalsKnow your software. Sign up n...
Monday, 19 September 2011
Data What? Using Data Extractions to create a Topo Surface in Revit Architecture
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On a recent tech support day at Ideate, a case was submitted requesting help with creating a topo surface in Revit Architecture from points in an AutoCAD drawing file. There’s no direct way to do this, but there is a very useful AutoCAD tool called Data Extraction that produces a file that Revit can use to create a topo surface.In Revit Architecture, there are two general methods for creating a topo surface. From the Massing and Site tab’s...
Wednesday, 14 September 2011
AutoCAD Plotting – What Happened to the Colors?
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As the Support Dispatcher at Ideate Inc. I have seen a surge of cases that center around printing in AutoCAD. In particular we have customers who are unable to print because their .CTB files are missing. Usually this has been caused by the drawing being set to use .STB files for printing instead of .CTBs. Here are the differences between the two and the particulars of switching a drawing from one type to the other. CTB PlottingMost users are familiar...
Tuesday, 13 September 2011
Classroom Training - Open Classes
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Know It. Ideate Training.Position yourself to land dream projects. Tap the full potential of your software solutions. Increase your facility, fluidity and capability to maximize the value of your precision software tools.Here are a few of the training opportunities Ideate has to offer in the coming days:9.19-21::SacramentoRevit Architecture Fundamentals9.26-28::San JoseAutoCAD Fundamentals9.27-29::SeattleRevit Architecture Fundamentals9.28-30::PortlandRevit Structure FundamentalsKnow your software. Sign up n...
Monday, 12 September 2011
Lidar and Points Clouds – Are You Up in the Air?
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During support at Ideate, there are a lot of questions and a little bit of confusion over this topic, so I decided to blog about it. More and more customers have been requesting information on how they can work with Point Cloud or Lidar data within their Autodesk products. Depending on which application you’re using, the Point Cloud and Lidar functionality may be completely different. And, Point Clouds and Lidar Data are two different things.LIDAR...
Posted in AutoCAD Civil 3D, AutoCAD Civil 3D 2012, Autodesk, Civil 3D, LIDAR, Navisworks, Revit
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Wednesday, 7 September 2011
Have You Lost Your Way in Revit?
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We had a support case from a client who was trying to use Shared Coordinates on their project but kept crashing the project. Upon closer inspection of the project, they had found that they had deleted the Project Base Point and the Survey Point for their Revit project. Now you cannot simply highlight these items and delete them, the process is a little more involved.When a Revit project is opened to using Worksharing, Grid lines and Layers are assigned...
Thursday, 1 September 2011
eLearning – Upcoming Classes
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Join the Ideate Tech Experts for eLearning - live online classes that provide your entire organization with easy access to premium education.Upcoming classes include: 9.6.11::Revit 201: Worksharing Best PracticesEach class is designed to give you specific, improved results in a particular topic. You can interact with the instructor right from your own office, while eliminating travel time. Because the class schedule rotates, you can easily select your topics of interest and choose the day which best meets your schedule.Click here for...
Posted in AIA CEU, AIA LU, Autodesk Revit, eLearning, Ideate, Ideate Inc., Revit, Revit Training
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