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The Commenting Palette allows commenting on DWG drawings synchronized by the Cloud Storage Palette of ARES Commander. You may add a general comment to the drawing or link your comment to selected entities. Your colleagues will see your comments and be able to answer them. It gives you an interactive and productive way to improve collaboration around the drawing.
ARES Kudo offers you a full set of 2D DWG editing features with familiar command names. You can find in them the menu or enter them at the command line.
Use Point Cloud Data in ARES Commander The UNDET Point Cloud Plugin for ARES Commander lets you import and handle point cloud data directly inside the ARES CAD Software. Project …
In this video, we will see in action the command Push and Pull of ARES Commander, as well as other functions to model this 3D drawing.
Robert Graebert in discussion with Allen Saakyan at the Congress On the Future of Engineering Software (COFES) event
The new Custom Block Editor of ARES Commander helps you to create smarter blocks. In this video we show how to use grips and parametric actions such as Move, Scale, Stretch, Rotate, Pattern, or Mirror. You can also create custom blocks with different states having elements that are hidden or shown. Combining multiple of these grips and actions allows you to create much smarter blocks. One custom block may replace tens of the blocks you currently use which will significantly increase your productivity.
In continuation of our first tutorial on custom blocks, we would like to introduce further features for customizable blocks with a second tutorial. At first, we focus on creating a customizable block that can be mirrored after insertion by clicking on a special handle and later, to create two different variants of a block using the visibility state.
Custom blocks are blocks for which you can define rules and constraints that allow you to quickly change their size, shape, and appearance.
In this video, we will learn how to use the “Visibility” parameter in order to change between the 6 types of doors that can be seen here.
When we create a drawing, it is common to have to share it with clients or colleagues who are working on the same project.
In this video we will see how to share a link, which allows these people to follow the project online.
Always with access to the latest version of the project.
