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📢 We’re shifting gears! ASCENT will stop posting on Twitter at the end of 2024, but the conversation continues on LinkedIn. Don’t miss out—connect with us now!
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Experience #Civil3D alignments like never before- Open your corridor designs in @Navisworks to view and "drive" through roads, pathways, or retention walls from a driver’s perspective! Learn about settings that let you control every twist & turn. bit.ly/40x1Dek
Do you publish documents using @Adobe #FrameMaker? Read this blog for some quick tips and tricks for working with graphics in this software. bit.ly/4hsMZei
Take @AutoCAD automation to the next level with #AutoLISP! 🚀 Our blog shows how to use a simple LISP program to manage system variables with just one command—no multiple macros needed! Check it out for a quick and easy way to toggle variables in #AutoCAD. bit.ly/4htsqhS
Macros and scripts are a designer’s best friend! From streamlining commands to customizing workflows, they can transform the way you work. Dive into our new blog to start building your own time-saving tools! bit.ly/4ehzBqy #CADAutomation #AutoCADTips
Macros and scripts are a designer’s best friend! From streamlining commands to customizing workflows, they can transform the way you work. Dive into our new blog to start building your own time-saving tools! resources.ascented.com/ascen…
Did you know system variables can be game-changers in @AutoCAD? From customizing commands to optimizing performance, these settings let you tailor AutoCAD exactly to your needs. Dive into our blog series to learn how to make the most of system variables! bit.ly/48x9PNO
Elevate your @AutoCAD skills with ASCENT! Join our author, Renu, for a webcast on November 20 to learn about using smart, parametrically driven dynamic blocks and cloud storage to streamline your projects. Register now to join us! bit.ly/3C9oeDQ
Did you know that you can now do keyword searches in a Parameter dialog box? Watch this short video to see how you can do this in your #Inventor models. bit.ly/3NQyhA6 @autodesk
With the release of @autodesk #Inventor2025, the Face feature is now presented using the Properties panel. Here are a few comments from our #Inventor author re: creating face features, whether they are the first face or secondary faces. bit.ly/3NPz7NE
While creating courseware for #Inventor2025, our author noticed a slight change in how her model was reacting when orbiting using the {Shift} + MMB keys. Upon further investigation, she wanted to share a helpful enhancement in the 2024.1 software. Enjoy! bit.ly/4frYsJf
Learn how to use the Data Linking feature in @AutoCAD which not only allows you to bring in the information from an Excel file into AutoCAD, but also updates the #AutoCAD table if any changes are made to the Excel file at a later time. bit.ly/4gjRXtq #AutoCADtips
AutoCAD users- see how to use fields to automate the area of a region in this helpful tip. bit.ly/4cTxp84 #AutoCADtips
Join ASCENT's @AutoCAD author, Renu Muthoo, at #AU in San Diego! Renu will share how to automate your blocks with smart data and cloud-based processes for smarter, faster workflows!
🗓 Thursday, Oct. 17 🕛 12:00–1:00PM
bit.ly/3N9Tt41 #AutoCAD #CloudCollaboration #AU2024
#TechWritingTip: Hyphens are a handy punctuation mark, but sometimes it’s tricky to know when they’re needed. Read this blog for some quick tips! bit.ly/3Z666Ej
bit.ly/3vpERHY Do you use @Acrobat often to view or edit PDFs? If so, we invite you to check out this detailed blog series that contains a number of tips that may be of use. You can view the entire series here, starting with Adobe PDF Basics. #TechWriting







