Welcome to this week's Four Minute Friday! Today, we will show you how to modify wire paths to produce more accurate wire lengths in Revit MEP.

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Understanding Autodesk’s New Packaging Changes to BIM 360

Recently Autodesk announced changes to the packaging for BIM 360, their AEC project delivery and construction management platform. BIM 360 supports informed decision-making throughout the project lifecycle, helping lead to more predictable and profitable outcomes.

Beginning on April 9, the BIM 360 platform will be sold in four product offerings: BIM 360 Docs, BIM 360 Design, BIM 360 Glue and BIM 360 Build. In addition, Collaboration for Revit is being repackaged as part of the BIM 360 family to allow for better integration and management capabilities.

While we are changing the product packaging, BIM 360 subscribers will be able to continue to use the products they use today. The new packaging provides BIM 360 subscribers with added capabilities, including the ability manage all project information through a common data platform and access to the next-generation BIM 360 platform modules. Access varies by product subscription and is detailed below.

Note that while users will have access to the new packaging, they will also have access to the Classic version that they currently used to.  Access to the classic version is included with their subscription and users have the choice to use either version on their project.

 For a more detailed look at what modules are included in each product, see below

See below for a description of the functionality of each module

 BIM 360 Plan and BIM 360 Ops will continue to be sold as standalone offerings and are unchanged with these packaging changes.

For more information, contact your sales rep, call us at 1-800-922-1145, or visit www.tpm.com.

Welcome to this week's Four Minute Friday! Today, we will be talking about displaced elements in Revit. 

Displaced elements in Revit allow you to create exploded views of your design. You can use these displaced elements to better explain the process of construction, or to show elements of design that might otherwise be hidden or unclear. The displaced sets are specific to a view, so you can create presentation views that do not interfere with your documentation views.

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This Four minute Friday shows how to create Electrical Fixture Labels for use in both Horizontal and Vertical directions. This is part 1 in a 2 part series. Part 2 will concentrate on a tag that contains the label to allow more versatility in the placement of the label.

Thank you for joining us for today's Four Minute Friday. If you enjoyed today's video, be sure to check out this video where you will learn how to create and assign a filter to make it easy to see which electrical fixtures have been circuited and which have not.

Welcome to this week's Four Minute Friday, where we show you tips and techniques that will help your everyday tasks! Today's video shows why a common problem in Civil 3D happens and how to fix it.

Thank you for joining us for today's Four Minute Friday. If you enjoyed today's video, be sure to check out this video where you will learn how to use Selection Cycling to filter multiple entities

This Four minute Friday shows how to create Electrical Fixture Labels for use in both Horizontal and Vertical directions. This is part 1 in a 2 part series. Part 2 will concentrate on a tag that contains the label to allow more versatility in the placement of the label.

Today’s Four Minute Friday shows how to use the Global Parameter command in Revit. The global parameter allows you to control multiple dimensions throughout the project and control them with one value or formula.

Let's go ahead and switch over to Revit to take a look at this!