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Simulation Mechanical | Midplane vs Thin Layer in Thin Structures

Posted on June 16, 2013 by John Evans • 0 Comments

Weeks of testing Autodesk’s simulation platforms has brought to light some interesting studies and great topics to discuss. Today John covers the comparison using thin layered meshes and midplane methodologies and some warnings with constraints and excessively long sheets.… Continue Reading

Autodesk ReCAP Preview | Taking Me For a Walk on the Project Site

Posted on May 22, 2013 by John Evans • 0 Comments

I was needing to review a project site. Autodesk ReCap 2014 makes visualizing point clouds a snap.Here’s a quick preview I made yesterday.… Continue Reading

AutoCAD 360 | New Name and New Features

Posted on May 21, 2013 by John Evans • 0 Comments

Autodesk announces the all new face of AutoCAD on the cloud – AutoCAD 360. What will AutoCAD 360 do for you?… Continue Reading

Inventor | Get your view labels back in whack

Posted on May 20, 2013 by Gavin Bath • 0 Comments

Any Autodesk Inventor user who has spent time creating drawings will be familiar with the frustrations of non-sequential identifiers for view labels. You know what I’m talking about; you create a few views, delete one or two, create a few more and so on and so on. Then you have to go back through all… Continue Reading

Autodesk | Announces Partnership with Netsuite for Integrated ERP

Posted on May 14, 2013 by John Evans • 0 Comments

Autodesk announces partnership with NetSuite in order to bring PLM and ERP together on the cloud… Continue Reading

Vault Professional | Buzzsaw – Go Get Yours!

Posted on April 26, 2013 by Scott_Moyse • 1 Comment

A few weeks ago I blogged about the new features in Autodesk Vault Professional 2014. One of the key things I pondered on was whether or not the Buzzsaw seats which were provided as part of Vault Collaboration AEC would be included as part of this years amalgamated Vault product. Well I have great news,… Continue Reading