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7 Great BIM Blogs & Resources

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 By Susan Brattberg

Introducing The Onshape Education Plan

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Tech Tip: Share Your Document With a Link

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By Cody Armstrong Onshape evolves quickly . So quickly in fact, that if you aren’t paying attention, it’s easy to miss that some of the most requested features are being added on a regular basis. One of those new features is sharing your Document with a link.

SIMULATION|Finite Element Analysis

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Tightly integrated with SOLIDWORKS CAD, SOLIDWORKS Simulation solutions and capabilities can be a regular part of your design process—reducing the need for costly prototypes, eliminating rework and delays, and saving time and development costs. Efficiently optimize and validate each design step using fast-solving, CAD integrated SOLIDWORKS Simulation to ensure quality, performance, and safety. Finite Element Modeling SOLIDWORKS Simulation uses the displacement formulation of the finite element method to calculate component displacements, strains, and stresses under internal and external loads. The geometry under analysis is discretized using tetrahedral (3D), triangular (2D), and beam elements, and solved by either a direct sparse or iterative solver. SOLIDWORKS Simulation also offers the 2D simplification assumption for plane stress, plane

Infographic: How an Architecture Firm can use A360 - A360 Blog

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blog.a360.autodesk.com by Bud Schroeder   A lot of folks have reached out to us, looking to understand how their specific company can use A360, and what role to assign to which person. To help, we teamed up with BIM Manager  Charles H. Berteaux (LRS Architects) to create an infographic, illustrating the typical breakdown of roles and personas in A360 within an Architecture firm. So how does it look? Let’s start at the very beginning. In every A360 Team Hub you are going to start with a specific project. Each Hub will have a Team owner; this is typically the person that pays/owns your A360 Team Subscription.

Boss/Base Extrude Feature

By Jan-Willem Zuyderduyn of learnsolidworks.com Thanks Jan Feel free to leave a comment below.