CAD/BIM Tips & Tricks

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Want a Faster Way to Change Working Units, Resolution or Annotation Cell Settings?

Leverage cells is to place them as “annotation cells” in models that will be referenced to sheets that have different annotation scales.

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Property boundaries made easy with MicroStation

A common task for surveyors, civil engineers and GIS professionals is recreating a property boundary from a plat.

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Measure Distance Quickly With Tentative Point Snaps.

Use tentative point snaps to quickly measure distances between elements in your design files.

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Easily trim elements using the Trim Element tool.

Here is an easy way to trim several elements very quickly using the MicroStation Trim Element command along with the PowerSelector tool.

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Translations Between DWG and DGN Done Right the First Time: Now for Everyone!

Translation Manager has for many years helped MicroStation users get translations between DGN and DWG done right the first time.

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How to Handle the Rats’ Nest Masquerading as “Nested References” in Some MicroStation Files

RefManager has been the MicroStation user’s go-to tool for reporting on and modifying multiple reference attachments in multiple sheet files.

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Creating Cell Libraries from Block Libraries

Here is how to create a MicroStation cell library from an AutoCAD block library.

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PDF Your Entire MicroStation Cell Library in Under 5 Minutes

Create a cell library notebook in PDF format resulting in ease of distribution and increased speed in finding the cells you need on any project.

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Pasting spreadsheets into AutoCAD and Civil 3D just got a whole lot easier!

Paste perfectly-formatted, huge spreadsheets into drawing files with correctly sized columns on the fly.

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