Hey All. Here’s a very quick Revit 2010 tip concerning the Conceptual Mass. In this new feature of Revit, which puts you in an environment similar to the massing (or Building Maker) environment of 2009, you no longer need to click the Set button and then choose the reference plane on which you’d like to [...]
Hey All. I just got a question about grid lines and being able to choose where the bubble appears. By default, within the Element Properties dialog box of a 1/4″ grid bubble type, the Plan View Symbols End 1 (Default) is turned on while the Plan View Symbols End 2 (Default) is turned off. The [...]
Hey all. Sorry for the loooong delay in posts. I really don’t have an excuse, so I’ll just get into this post. Last week I taught the new feature in 3ds Max 2010 called containers. I really like this new feature but I’m not sure if I agree that much with it’s implementation. Containers, I [...]
Hey All. You might have noticed some design changes to CADuzer.com lately. Nothing too drastic but just enough to show more information without overwhelming you. Anyway, I received an email recently about AUGI’s new publication AUGI|AEC EDGE and couldn’t help notice that their banner looks awfully familiar… …to mine: Very interesting…
Clients Ann Falutico, AIA If you want to work with someone competent, focused, professional and with an enjoyable personality as well, call Scott Rosenbloom. Just don’t call him so often, that he is too busy when I call! Posts on other Blogs
Knowledge is the key to a creative life. I’ve taught various pieces of software including Autodesk’s AutoCAD, 3DS MAX, Revit and Google’s SketchUp. While teaching at various places (my current office, Cooper, Robertson and Partners, the Continuing Education Department of the Pratt Institute and the offices of Brooklyn architect, Ann Falutico, AIA) I’ve tried not [...]
My name is Scott Rosenbloom and I was born and raised on Long Island, New York. My wife Donna and I currently live in Westchester, New York. After graduating Valley Stream South High School in 1994, I went to the State University of New York at Buffalo. I graduated in 1998 with a Bachelor of [...]
