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27 posts from August 2011

With only 90 days until Autodesk University 2011 the early registration opened today for Autodesk University website members, AUGI members, and Autodesk Subscription Customers. Autodesk University 2011 will be held at the Venetian in Las Vegas from November 29 – December 1, 2011. Learn more and register today! http://autode.sk/prayBH Read more →


Join us for a free virtual event on September 7, 2011, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pacific time. Join Autodesk Technical Evangelist Lynn Allen to explore the powerful new capabilities of AutoCAD® 2012 and Autodesk® Design Suite. Lynn will demonstrate her favorite new tools in AutoCAD. And she’ll show how Autodesk Design Suite can extend the power of AutoCAD with integrated design and visual communication tools in a single, cost-effective package. Read more →


I just came across a fun video showing Scott Sheppard’s 3D head created in Project Photofly used as a model for fluid analysis in the new Autodesk Labs technology preview Project Falcon for Autodesk Alias. Of course I had to upload the video to YouTube for all to enjoy. Read more →


Lee Ambrosius a technical writer for Autodesk and currently writing on AutoCAD for Mac documentation has detailed the new AutoLISP functions in AutoCAD 2012 for Mac. I have known =Lee for many years prior to him joining Autodesk and one thing is for sure besides being a hard worker he is one of the most knowledgeable AutoCAD experts I have ever met inside or outside Autodesk. He is a true AutoCAD Ninja. Read more →


Last week I had the pleasure of attending the Pecos Conference 2011 in the forest at a campground near the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. There was over 350 archeologist at the event and several papers presented. I had a table to show Autodesk Labs Project Photofly which can take photos from a standard digital camera and produce a 3D model in textured mesh as well as .LAS point clouds. Read more →


Things are definitely looking Up! for Bangerter Homes of South Jordan Utah. I learned of them from the Salt Lake Parade of Homes and saw the mention of a full scale aka life-sized house based on the popular Disney/Pixar movie Up!. The house was located in Herriman Utah just down the road from me, and I just had to go visit it. After visiting I contacted the builder asking what they used and some of the details of this very unique custom home, they said they used AutoCAD of course. Read more →


The AutoCAD Team is looking for AutoCAD 2012 users that also use the Edit in Fusion feature. The Edit in Fusion allows you to select 3D models in AutoCAD and edit them in the powerful direct modeling Autodesk Inventor Fusion software to be free of history based solid modeling operations. Simply modify the models directly as simple as press pull then send them back to AutoCAD. Read more →


Autodesk recently acquired Pixlr (Pixlr now part of the Autodesk world)an online serious photo editing company. Now Pixlr-o-matic is being made available for the Apple iOS devices from the Apple App store for free with the Pixlr-o-matic iPhone App. You can take your photos on your Apple devices such as the iPhone or iPad and add retro effects to your photos. Read more →