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I have been following the RTCAUS hashtag on Twitter and collecting photos of interest. Here they are, in no particular order:
flood is a dataflow-style visual programming language based on Scheme that runs on JavaScript. It is based on the Dynamo visual programming language. flood runs in a browser and as a standalone application on all platforms via node-webkit.
via case newsletter
Topic’s covered:
- The Wider Context of BIM
- Architype’s journey into BIM
- Using BIM for Passivhaus Design
via LinkedIn
I was approached by the creator of BIM Bicycle to assist in writing a post, check it out at:
7 Quick BIM Management Tips
Not a bad read 🙂
Readme:
http://download.autodesk.com/SWDLDDLM/Updates/ReCap/Autodesk_ReCap_2015_Hotfix1.html
1. This hotfix addresses Heartbleed vulnerability – a security bug in the open-source OpenSSL cryptography library. Heartbleed is registered in the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures system as CVE-2014-0160. For more information, please visit the CVE dictionary at http://cve.mitre.org.
2. This hotfix fixes the bug in ReCap that project file might be corrupted or deleted when computer went to sleep or shut down during scan importing.
3. This hotfix fixes the bug in ReCap that PTG with only intensity are imported as all-black.
4. This hotfix adds the support for US Survey unit in ReCap.
5. This hotfix fixes the bug in ReCap that project cannot load on A360 if map images do not exist in Temporary Cache when publishing.
6. This hotfix fixes the memory allocation error in ReCap during registration.
7. This hotfix fixes the bug in ReCap that export might fail under certain conditions.
8. This hotfix fixes the bug in ReCap that region is not displayed properly when reopened after deletion of points.
9. This hotfix fixes the bug in ReCap that project save as function is not copying all support files to destination folder when merging several projects.
If you want to show multiple scale types or use custom text in your Scale display, you can use a Custom Scale. Check out this tip from Enjoy Revit:
I recommend trying the Explode button:
Press the structure button to browse down through the model’s assembly structure or component hierarchy. You can use this to isolate specific components in your model, hiding everything else.
After hitting reset , now try the explode button
and then manipulate the slider that appears at the top of the window to move the various model components outwards from the centre to form an exploded view.
Aside from the need to support a huge array of formats, the viewer is really good at streaming large models – displaying them at appropriate levels of detail – and allowing you to get in and work with the structure of these models.
via full post:
A sneak peek at the new Autodesk 360 viewer – Through the Interface
You should see this in your Autodesk Application Manager:
These are both to address heartbleed vulnerability. File names:
RXN2015UR2.exe
RXI2015UR2x64.exe
