More than 1 million design and construction professionals worldwide trust Revu to elevate project efficiency and collaboration!Ĭonvert an unlimited number of Microsoft Office documents and CAD drawings into high-quality 2D or 3D PDFs, or transform scanned images into text-searchable documents.Ĭonnect and collaborate with project partners worldwide in real-time, or any time, with Studio Projects and Studio Sessions.Ĭustomizable, easy-to-use markup tools simplify communication across teams, and the powerful Markups List in Revu tracks annotations and generates reports. You’ll boost productivity by leveraging markup data across the entire project lifecycle and streamline processes to get more done in less time. Ideally I'd want to include all these symbols in one master PDF, rather have than a bunch of separate files for each one.Bluebeam Revu delivers award-winning PDF creation, editing, markup, and collaboration technology for your design and construction workflows. Or if that isn't possible, at least be converted to PDF in such a way that individual objects (such as screws and bolts) can be applied to said Bluebeam drawing using a simple plug & play type operation. I wish to create a small library of hardware symbols/representations in CAD that can somehow be imported into Bluebeam.
Not being on CAD, he uses Buebeam's built-in tools to sketch out a drawing right there in the PDF. Sometimes my boss needs to include a quick detail. Typically my team will mark up client-provided drawings in Bluebeam, then share these with our outside subs to help obtain pricing. What I'm trying to do, basically, is create blocks for fasteners and other other hardware that can be quickly plugged into Bluebeam PDF's. But hopefully some of the folks more experienced at working between the two programs can shed some light. I'm seeking help with an odd sort of scenario.
Hi all, new to the forums and using CAD again for the first time since I was in school! Currently on AutoCad 2018 and the CAD version of Revu 2018.
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