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Writing Scripts

Thu, 29 May 2008 23:28:33 GMT

One of my favorite things about using AutoCAD is the ability to write and run scripts to help me do repetitive tasks quickly. A script is a series of commands (just like you type into the command line) that you can save in a text file and run on any drawing whenever you need it. Since it is saved in a text file, you can easily share it with colleagues who might need to use it. I have a library of scripts for repetitive tasks we do at work on a regular basis. Here is how to get started writing a script.

Design Communication

Mon, 26 May 2008 09:43:39 GMT

In today's market place it is essential that project design teams / individuals communicate and collaborate efficiently, effectively and with flexibility. Time constraints are tight and users need the ability to review and alter designs quickly and accurately.

ACA_db 2 released for AutoCAD Architecture 2009

Tue, 06 May 2008 16:12:23 GMT

AutoCAD Architecture with more BIM functionality by enabling database connectivity.

Understanding BIM Stages

Sat, 03 May 2008 04:51:47 GMT

Many industry discussions affectionately expand on BIM's far-reaching deliverables: seamless collaboration, construction sequencing, shareable databases and fully integrated project delivery. While all these possibilities are foreseen today and are becoming more readily accessible as we speak (type), it is important to understand the deployment road ahead. Such an understanding will help us focus on the task at hand, better allocate available resources and prepare for the BIM-flavoured future.