AutoCAD Civil 3D 2016 Service Pack 2 is now available and you can find it on the Autodesk Knowledge Network or via the Application Manager. Remember to read the readme file for a list of what’s been fixed and any important…
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At the Opening Session yesterday, Autodesk CEO Carl Bass spoke about Conxtech, a company who started out because they wanted to reinvent the way steel framed buildings were designed and built. They came up with a innovative way of attaching…
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We are at AU2015 this week. If you can’t make it, be sure to check out one of the many live streaming events. If you are here, find me and say hello! Last night I attended the Expert Elite social…
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As expected, Autodesk has released Revit 2016 R2 for subscription customers only. This is not a full build, but it is similar to service pack upgrades. It contains the usual stability updates as well as some enhancements. The full Read…
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The CAD Panacea authors have been so busy preparing for AU2015, that we have not had any time set aside for blog posts lately. Don’t worry, we are still here. In addition to preparing handouts and presentations, author R.K. McSwain…
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It’s like watching a drag race. Two BIM techs at the start line, waiting to be let loose on the Revit track. The project is laid out before them and a strategy for the plans are given (yellow light). Then…
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Service Pack 1 for AutoCAD 2016 and AutoCAD LT 2016 has been released. It should first become available via the Application Manager, and soon thereafter via the Knowledge Network Downloads page. The big news for this service pack is that it…
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You may have noticed that when you download an Autodesk service pack, it comes in .EXE flavor only. But, when you are making a product deployment, and you want to add a service pack, it requires a .MSP file. Fortunately,…
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If you are planning on attending Autodesk University 2015, well….. you better get registered soon. The hotel fills up fast as do the AU classes. Our CAD Panacea authors are involved with at least 4 classes at this writing. [cycloneslider…
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Most everyone using Revit in a multi-user environment understands how Worksharing works…a Central File is created, users create their own Local Files, and everyone plays nicely together. Right? Commence the bickering over who gets to edit what, and what do…
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