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A couple of months ago I wrote about the tragic death of Flux.io - the service that allowed us to seamlessly exchange BIM data through the cloud. One of the possible substitutes for Flux is the Speckle.works - an open source (MIT) data communication platform.

A couple of months ago I've made a Sneak peek into Dynamo 2.0, showing you some of the upcoming changes to the "Next gen Dynamo". And now that Dynamo 2.0 has finally arrived, you can do the following: %appdata%\Dynamo\Dynamo Revit\1.3 Completely uninstall Dynamo 2.0 pre-release build…

This year's Navisworks 2019 has been around for about two weeks, being released rather quietly. And the reason for this is pretty obvious: there is nothing new inside, except for the version number, desktop shortcuts, and a splash screen. Considering the huge amount of time…

If you are using Navisworks 2017 / 2018 on Windows 10 with UltraHD (4K) monitor, then you've probably seen this picture: Quick Access Toolbar (QAT) is invisible, while the buttons are still in place (hover over them with mouse cursor, and you'll see the tooltips).

Autodesk has changed the way to distribute Navisworks language packs. Previously you could have found them via the Autodesk Knowledge Network portal in the Downloads & Upgrades > Service Packs & Fixes menu. Starting from Navisworks 2018, there are no links to download language packs.