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How to Export to Native Revit Project File from Inventor 2022

Prior to the release of Autodesk’s Inventor Professional 2022, Inventor users were limited to sharing only Revit Families (.RFA) file formats to Architects or Building Information Model (BIM) consultants through the BIM Content export environment in Inventor. NOW, users can natively generate a Revit Project File (.RVT) from Inventor and retain associativity when collaborating between […]
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What’s New in AutoCAD Specialized Toolsets 2022

AutoCAD Specialized Toolsets in 2022 help you work more effectively. The updates are packed with industry specific product updates and enhancements to increase productivity, streamline design processes across Manufacturing, Architecture, Engineering and Construction. Learn more about Autodesk’s latest updates to AutoCAD 2022 by checking out our recent Blog Post on “What’s New in AutoCAD 2022”. […]
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3 Ways to Standardize Your Tube and Pipe Environment

Having trouble getting started with Inventor’s Tube and Pipe? Or are you looking to implement a standard process and procedure in your companies’ environment. Defining a standardization between Content Center, Tube and Pipe Styles and File Naming Defaults will ensure success in the utilization of the toolset. Content Center To get started, lets address the […]
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AutoCAD Plant 3D Pipe Specifications

Are you looking to implement your companies standard piping specifications into Autodesk’s AutoCAD Plant 3D? Or maybe you work with customers who require the use of their standard pipe specifications for projects and don’t know where to start? Autodesk AutoCAD Plant 3D Pipe Spec Editor is an additional add-on that comes with the installation of […]
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AutoCAD: Hit Me With Your Flatshot

As KETIV’s resident AutoCAD certified instructor and our AutoCAD support point of contact, I’ve pretty much seen it all when it comes to using and supporting the software. I’m sure power users like yourselves feel the same way, but there’s always that one command that you’ve just never heard of or used. That one command is called […]
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