Monthly Archives: February 2012

Recently we had a customer give us a call and asked us an intriguing question. Can you put more than one building into a single Revit project file. I knew it could be done, but I had never thought of … Read more →

Autodesk 3DS Max has remained one of the most powerful visualization and animation tools used in industry for quite some time. From it’s early releases as 3D Studio Max and onward, the application has been implemented widely by architectural professionals, video game … Read more →

With Building Information Modelling becoming the industry norm for new architectural projects, the demand for Revit savvy technicians is increasing quite significantly. In the early 80′s, CAD software caused the design process to become much more rapid and iterative, however … Read more →

Hello everybody, we’ve all heard a picture is worth a thousand words, and with some of our illustrated tutorials, we’ve added a video here and there to bring the concepts to you a little more clearly. In the past, we’ve … Read more →

One of the primary objectives of Autodesk is enabling modern and progressive workflows, and this is the reason why they initiated the development of the suites. Suites are packages of applications that can be used in tandem with one another, … Read more →

So we now have a nice glass table top, a table leg post, and a cap that will keep the glazing in place for the top and bottom piece. We’ll start by opening a new assembly file (.iam) file from … Read more →

In this two part tutorial, we’re going to take a look at a few different design practices in Inventor Professional, and by the end, you will have a glass end table that is easy to modify. To download the dataset and … Read more →