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Azure · 05-08-2018, 11:14 AM

So question about Bluebeam as everyone and their dog recommends it.

We generate drawings with our CAD software, however do special markups, annotations, symbols, etc within in the CAD software isn't really intuitive at all. A lot of the stuff is repetitive, like placing a hardware specification on a certain page, annotating a certain measurement, highlighting a feature etc...I'm wondering if Bluebeam gives me the option where I can do that faster and more efficiently. I know it can track changes to a drawing, which is nice, but I almost want to build up a library of 'drawings' that I want to be able to add into MY drawings that I generate.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jw...E--RnLp-rypnbr

That is an example of a CAD drawing we make. The drawing itself is easy to make, however all the specs and annotations are cumbersome to create within our CAD software. How can Bluebeam help me?

05-08-2018, 11:14 AM	#9
Azure Had an idea! Join Date: Oct 2005 Exp:	So question about Bluebeam as everyone and their dog recommends it. We generate drawings with our CAD software, however do special markups, annotations, symbols, etc within in the CAD software isn't really intuitive at all. A lot of the stuff is repetitive, like placing a hardware specification on a certain page, annotating a certain measurement, highlighting a feature etc...I'm wondering if Bluebeam gives me the option where I can do that faster and more efficiently. I know it can track changes to a drawing, which is nice, but I almost want to build up a library of 'drawings' that I want to be able to add into MY drawings that I generate. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jw...E--RnLp-rypnbr That is an example of a CAD drawing we make. The drawing itself is easy to make, however all the specs and annotations are cumbersome to create within our CAD software. How can Bluebeam help me? Last edited by Azure; 05-08-2018 at 11:18 AM.