Utilizing aerial imagery with your drawings has a numerous benefits, and has become a common expectation in the production of good project documentation. But how do you go about aligning these types of images with your vector data?
The good news is that BricsCAD has long been able to attach geocoded images in the correct location on your drawing. This tutorial shows you how painless this is to do with BricsCAD.
In my last BIM post I talked to you about the wonders of the new Curtain Wall command, but why stop at window creation? This week I want to take a step back and explore more ways of dividing complex shapes into usable grids by showing you the all...
Let me introduce you to the small and mighty Mechanical Browser. What is the Mechanical Browser? The Mechanical Browser adds to the Mechanical workspace to display your assembly tables, components, features, arrays, parameters, and constraints. This...
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