Microsol Resources hosts these annual webinar series on What’s New with Autodesk that showcase and highlight the newest features of the various Autodesk products on the different versions. While all these new updates sound wonderful, what exactly does this mean for you?
With each new release, Autodesk strives to offer various improvements and new capabilities for their software from AutoCAD to Revit, Autodesk Construction Cloud, Civil 3D, 3ds Max, and more!
We focus our webinars on the project workflow and share tips and tricks for the new software features. With brand new features, the new version offers greater productivity, improved collaboration, and more integrated BIM workflows.
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If you found yourself looking at a default Clash Report and wondered “well, I am really interested in figuring out where exactly the clash is located and the only thing that would give me the best shot at locating the clash is the Image in the report.”
Unfortunately, a look at the ‘Options’ editor does not give us any clues as to how we would go about increasing the size of the image in question.
A few months ago, I happened to attend the opening meeting of the New York City Navisworks Users Group (http://www.meetup.com/NYC-Navisworks/) where one of the technical folks from Autodesk let us in on the ‘Secret’ settings of Navisworks.
The ‘Secret’ Settings are accessed by holding the Shift button down whilst clicking on the ‘Options’ Button. The resultant ‘Options’ Editor will look a little different….
Obviously, there are more ‘Options’ here. On investigating another solution, I found I was supposed to look under Registry>Current User>Clash Detection>Reports for the image-size setting. I could not find this at all.
So what was I missing?
Knowing how finicky software can be, I ran a test clash to generate a report (using HTML tabular format) and then tried the ‘Secret’ Options yet again. This time the option to modify the size of the image in the clash report (in pixels) appeared.
WARNING: Some of the settings affect the windows registry. A colleague of mine had to repair the Navisworks installation after a couple of wrong moves. So, proceed with extreme caution – there is a reason why these settings are ‘secret’.
Technology is transforming the way that buildings and infrastructure are designed, constructed, and operated. It’s helping improve decision-making and performance across the buildings and infrastructure lifecycle.
To learn more about how Autodesk’s Connected BIM processes go beyond design, leveraging the power of the cloud to help make possible practically anytime, anywhere, collaboration, data continuity across a project, and provide deep insight to help improve decision-making,
You can view the recording of all of the Connected BIM Webinar Series here.
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Technology is radically disrupting the way buildings and infrastructure is designed, built, and used. As Physical and digital technology come together to create endless possibilities for designing, buildings, and operating buildings and infrastructure, it’s important to embrace BIM. Watch our webinar recording to learn how BIM will give you the opportunity to dramatically improve margins and resilience, capitalize on an increasingly globalized construction market, and deliver better outcomes for your clients.
Technology is radically disrupting the way buildings and infrastructure is designed, built, and used. Discover how Autodesk is connecting to the future with tightly connected BIM tools and processes for the buildings and infrastructure lifecycle.
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