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Minimizing the Migration Migraines: Lightening the Workload of Upgrading Releases

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    Description

    Streamlining your templates and custom tools and objects in AutoCAD® and Revit-based software can drastically reduce the amount of time that you spend every spring to prepare your firm to update to the new Autodesk releases. This class shows examples of how Thornton Tomasetti's reduced use of tool palettes in AutoCAD and custom families in Revit have greatly lessened the amount of time needed to prepare our in-house standards for the yearly release of Autodesk software.

    Key Learnings

    • Create and modify custom CUIX, SCR, DWT, and RTE files
    • Use AutoCAD commands through SCR files
    • Apply best practices for preloaded content into templates
    • Explain how Thornton Tomasetti has prepared their interface and templates for 700+ users

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    Product
    AutoCAD
    Revit
    Industries
    Architecture
    Site Development (General civil engineering)
    Topics
    CAD Manager
    CAD Management & IT
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