AUGIWorld Issue 3 / 2009

AUGIWorld Issue 3 / 2009

In this issue of AUGIWorld:

* Beyond the Base: Extensions and Third-Party Applications - This issue of AUGIWorld features a number of articles devoted to extensions and third-party

* products available for popular Autodesk products. You'll get usage tips and learn how these products complement the base Autodesk software you use
every day.

* A Boost from Google SketchUp - For users of AutoCAD Architecture, Google SketchUp allows for easy 3D model creation, editing, and sharing. Import and export of files in AutoCAD Architecture is a snap. Melinda Heavrin reports.

* Destination CAD - The CAD Manager, Mark Kiker, leads you on a journey to the ideal CAD environment. See CAD Standards, Learning and Training, Software
Tools, Upgrades, and other elements perfected..
Making the Leap to .NET - Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is aging. In this article, Lee Ambrosius shows you how to transition to VSTA and .NET.

* Revit Structure Extensions - Author Robert Coutu describes the extensions available for Autodesk Revit Structure and shows you how to use them. More
productive project work is just around the corner.

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AUGIWorld January/February 2009 .

AUGIWorld January/February 2009 .

AUGI is the Autodesk User Group International (AutoCAD, 3ds Max, ...)

Articles in this issue of AUGIWorld include:

It's Easy Being Green - Author Christopher Fox explores tools for sustainable design using Revit Architecture.
Redefine Your Collaboration Workflow - Before you begin that new project in Revit, wise up with this practical advice from Jamie D. Richardson.
Civil 3D Data Shortcuts - AutoCAD Civil 3D specialist Donnie Gladfelter describes the efficiencies possible with data shortcuts.
Annotation Scaling with AutoLISP - Author Mark Douglas dishes up some tips and some code in this article on AutoCAD software's annotation scaling feature.
Thinking about Thinking - Mark Kiker invites you to examine your thinking processes.

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AUGIWorld September/October 2008 .

AUGIWorld September/October 2008 .

AUGI is the Autodesk User Group International (AutoCAD, 3ds Max, ...)

Articles in this issue of AUGIWorld include:

The 2008 Salary Survey: Are You Getting Your Share? - The results are in from the 2008 AUGI Salary Survey. Thousands of AUGI members participated in this anonymous survey where we track salaries, benefits, years of education, high-growth industries, job-satisfaction issues, and lots more. As always, the results of this annual survey are highly anticipated and now, you need wait no longer.
In the Family Way - Christopher Fox, our Revit expert, shows you how to get the most out of custom content in Revit Architecture.
How to Embrace Third-Party Data - J. D. Mather steps you through how to navigate the rich store of 3D data available on the Internet for use inside Autodesk Inventor.
Action Recorder - A new feature in AutoCAD 2009, Action Recorder, is really AutoCAD customization for beginners. Here, Lee Ambrosius shows you how it works.

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AUGIWorld November/December 2008 .

AUGIWorld November/December 2008 .

AUGI is the Autodesk User Group International (AutoCAD, 3ds Max, ...)

Articles in this issue of AUGIWorld include:

It's Your Move: Strategies for Adopting New Technology - Is 2009 the year you'll adopt the "new thing," be it BIM, digital prototyping, or something else? If so, step wisely and learn how to separate your obstacles and your assets.
Today and Tomorrow for Civil Engineers - AutoCAD Civil and AutoCAD Civil 3D are now two distinct products. Author Donnie Gladfelter investigates the differences between the two and helps you decide which to choose.
Building a Rendering Pipeline - If you think that bringing rendering "in-house" is something that only medium and large firms can manage, think again. Dwayne Ellis shows why it is an option for any size company.
Ride the "A" Train - Christopher Fox educates company executives about Revit.
Unlocking the Power of AutoCAD 2009 - Lee Ambrosius provides a lesson on customizing the latest release of AutoCAD.

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