Upcoming Increase for Autodesk SRP

Starting January 7, 2025, Autodesk will change renewal discounts and implement SRP increases for EMS products in the United States, Europe, Canada, and the UK. Learn more here.

What’s new in Civil 3D 2025?

Discover new enhancements and features in Civil 3D 2025, including a revamped interface, selection filter, multi-baseline corridor creation, and more.

A New Way to Buy Autodesk Subscriptions

Autodesk is changing the way you buy your software subscriptions starting in June. Here’s everything you need to know and what steps you should take to ensure you’re prepared for the transition.

What is MYAB?

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What is MYAB? MYAB, or Multi-Year Annually Billed, is a software agreement that’s similar to 3-year agreements, but instead of paying the full amount upfront, your software is billed and paid […]

Create & Use Space Planning Blocks in Revit

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In the realm of architectural design, efficient space planning is crucial for creating functional and visually appealing spaces. However, manually determining appropriate areas of each space and department can be time-consuming and prone to errors. In this blog post, we will explore a streamlined workflow in Revit that leverages custom shared parameters and smart scheduling techniques to expedite the creation of architectural space plans with precision and ease.

30+ New Features for Autodesk Construction Cloud

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Check out what’s new from Autodesk Construction Cloud, including overall changes to the platform and releases for Autodesk Build, BIM Collaborate, Takeoff, BuildingConnected, and Assemble.

How to Fix Object Visibility in Revit 

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When working in Revit, sometimes loaded objects don’t appear in different views the way you expect. If that’s the case, there are several ways you can fix the object.

How to Use Groups and Assemblies in Revit 

Groups and assemblies provide valuable functionality within the Revit user interface. They both can group multiple elements into a single entity; however, they have subtle differences as well. Groups are incredibly efficient when a user needs to simultaneously edit multiple instances of identical groups. Assemblies provide value when documenting one area of a building. This blog is intended to highlight the nuances between the two and guide the user to the correct selection based on the desired result.