“Type rundll32.exe keymgr.dll, KRShowKeyMgr in the Open text box and click OK to access the Stored User Names And Passwords dialog box.”
Read more:
Manage user credentials in Windows XP with the Stored User Names and Passwords tool | TechRepublic
After having a look at a few options, I found that mHotspot worked for me:
http://www.mhotspot.com/index.html
After a 10 year association with Dimond Architects, I have decided to move to Adelaide and seek out new opportunities.
We part on very good terms, and I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Directors, Ian and Sharyn Dimond, for their awesome support over the past decade. I wish them all the best and hope that Dimond Architects continues to encourage professional development and forward thinking – an ethos that has allowed What Revit Wants to become what it is today.
I am currently looking at a couple of different employment options, and I will keep you posted as to where I end up. Feel free to contact me if you know of any potential vacancies in Adelaide that would suit a BIM / Revit / IT guy such as myself 🙂
I previously posted about CADtoEarth at:
https://wrw.is/2012/08/quickly-add-google-earth-site-context.html
Although some people have struggled to implement it or understand how it works, I still like it as a quick way to import Google Earth topography as site context. The new version is on Exchange at:
http://apps.exchange.autodesk.com/RVT/en/Detail/Index?id=appstore.exchange.autodesk.com%3acadtoearth%3aen
Video:
via email:
We, at AMC Bridge LLC, are excited to announce availability of new version of CADtoEarth for Revit the application that allows for seamless integration between Revit and Google Earth.
The CADtoEarth 2.0 add-in now allows users to create personal accounts on the CADtoEarth web application and provides individual control over the visibility of uploaded data.
We continue improving our applications, so please, dont hesitate to contact us at contact@amcbridge.com if you encounter any problems with the new version, or have any enhancement requests.
How to use
- Download and install the latest, free Google Earth application
. Existing Google Earth users should ensure they have updated to the latest version (version 7.0.2 or newer).
- Save the qldglobe.kml file to your computer and double click on the file.
Some notes:
The default imagery used in Queensland Globe is the best available to the Queensland Government that can be released for public viewing.
All layers have been pre-set to only display between certain scales, i.e. more detailed layers will only display at larger scales (you may need to zoom in to see them).
High resolution aerial photography flown between August and December 2012 has recently been added for Brisbane, Ipswich, Moreton, Mackay, Redlands and the Sunshine Coast.
Main page:
http://www.nrm.qld.gov.au/mapping/queensland-globe.html
Playlist link:
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6B657D3112B10639
I overlooked these amazing videos on creating Geodesic Spheres in #Revit #Vasari. They came in very handy today! youtube.com/playlist?list=…
— Sean David Burke (@seandburke) May 28, 2013
Recent post by Jay Holland demonstrates the methodology they adopted to create the Revit model for a multilevel residential project. As it had lots of repeatable elements, its interesting to hear how Massing and Groups were used to limit the impact of changes and reduce rework.
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| Image from BIM Aficionado |
Read the whole article:
BIM Aficionado: The End to CADdiction?
I have many times posted about the work of Jon Mirtschin / Geometry Gym (here for example).
Along similar lines, check out this project:
http://www.grasshopper3d.com/forum/topics/grasshopper-to-native-revit-elements
With Mario Guttman involved, it must be taken seriously…
Heads-up:
http://revitturkiye.blogspot.com.au/2013/05/grasshopper-to-native-revit-elements_28.html
See, if you put another word between BIM and Model, no-one will speak of animal cruelty…
If you are ever looking for a diagram of the maturity model:
Image via http://revitstickynotes.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/revit-ifc-plugin-by-geometry-gym.html
where credit for the image is given to UK Government BIM strategy document
Glenn Jowett posted some insight into BIM standards development in New Zealand:
Natspec have been commissioned to author the NZ BIM Handbook
The aim is to create a guide that will clarify BIM (on a national level) for all project stakeholders.
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The Australian National BIM Guide produced by Natspec will be used as a starting point http://bim.natspec.org/index.php/natspec-bim-documents/national-bim-guide this decision was made after reviewing a number of countries BIM Handbooks, the Australian one seemed to be the most comprehensive and didn’t have hundreds of pages like some of the others.
(insert joke about NZ copying Australia here… 🙂
Read the whole post:
http://revitst.blogspot.com.au/2013/05/bim-in-new-zealand.html
