by dayo ade | Feb 26, 2021 | Articles and Short Tutorials, Autocad Articles
There are 2 ways to scaling a drawing in Autocad, Scaling by Factor and Scaling by Reference. This tutorial will show you how to scale using Factor, you can read how to scale using Reference. 1 Open an AutoCAD file with lines/objects/groups/blocks/images that you can...
by dayo ade | Feb 26, 2021 | Articles and Short Tutorials, Autocad Articles
Millions of Engineers, Architects, Draftmen worldwide use AutoCAD to help create visual representations of important projects. Buildings, bridges, and cityscapes come alive in AutoCAD and allow engineers, clients, and the public to better understand a certain design....
by dayo ade | Feb 11, 2021 | Articles and Short Tutorials, Autocad Articles, Project Management Tutorials and Articles
Civil 3D surface analysis is probably one of the most powerful capabilities of this engineering software. Yet many professionals may not know the full potential of this tool. If you are amongst them, do not panic – we’ve got you covered! Once you have learnt how to...
by dayo ade | Feb 11, 2021 | Articles and Short Tutorials, Autocad Articles
As a designer on BIM projects, do you know exactly what your BIM role entails? We know it can be daunting to keep up with the latest BIM standards and responsibilities. But don’t panic! We have crafted this article to help you understand your BIM role and what you...
by dayo ade | Feb 11, 2021 | Articles and Short Tutorials, Autocad Articles
Civil engineering and construction professionals often ask the question, what’s the difference between Civil 3D and AutoCAD? They are very similar in some respects but so different in many others. This article will help you identify the key differentiators, and which...
by dayo ade | Jan 12, 2021 | Autocad Articles
Version Interoperability Typically, the first question asked is about prior version interoperability. The AutoCAD format for 2021 is also the 2018 format they previously introduced. Meaning you should have no problem going back and forth between 2018, 2019 and 2020....
