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Imagination Emporium Photos from Unbound
Hey everyone
For those that attended Unbound back in October, I was wondering if anyone had all the photo's from Duncan Wardell's presentation. I'm specifically looking for the one with the Asian dumpling building.
I SWEAR I took photos of all of these but do you think I can find them?
If you have this photo, please upload it to the comments
Thank you
Re: Miter counts
Hi David,
This is a good workaround. Was initially thinking I would need to deduct any straight runs, without miters, but then realized all ends have to be cut. Just take the count and multiple by 2. A BIG HELP.
Braxton
Re: Miter counts
Will do. Have not looked at it yet, I thought when you said nuclear, it would apply to all polylength lines.
Yes, I do use custom polylength lines. Being able to apply specific lines will do the trick.
Thanks again.
Braxton
Re: Locked File Issues? Me Too!
Update: I tried opening it with Firefox. It opened and printed to Bluebeam PDF successfully. However, now the document appears to have lost search function ability for the majority of the document. It doesn't start picking up searchable words until page 190. The original version of the document (the one with all of the security locks in place) is completely searchable.
Re: Foreground focus does not register with mouse hovering
it can.
It has the ability to be programmed.
It also has a thumb scroll wheel which allows for horizontal scrolling. (Also very handy with Excel)
The MX Master 4 is the newer model, but the 3 is still good.
Re: Bluebeam Cloud - embedding photos into comments
Hi @Nikhil Patel,
We don’t have a date to share yet. Capture is on our roadmap for this year, but we’re shipping measurements and tool sets first since those unblock the most field workflows.
If you previously downloaded Revu for iPad with your Apple ID, you may still be able to reinstall it via App Store → Account → Apps → Not on This Device.
Re: Miter counts
Something that you could try @Braxton is using the "split all" option once you have completed your polylength measurement. This would provide a count of all of the segments of that polylength in the markups list.
Unfortunately it's a bit of a nuclear option since you can't reconnect the segments once you split them, but it is one way to get the information that you are looking for.
Hope this helps. 😎
Re: Miter counts
Glad to be of assistance @Braxton!
If it is important to your workflow/downstream use to maintain the single polylength measurement you could always copy the sheet to another PDF and then split the markup in that file.
You mention flattening lines that you don't want to split/count. Are you using custom named polylength tools for your markups? If not try creating a couple of custom tools where they are named - say crown molding for example. That way you can select only the crown molding markups to split - as apposed to having to figure out which polylengths are which.
Re: Live Tips & Tricks Session Jan 21!
Hello! yes it will be recorded! Be sure to register and it will be sent out within a week of the webinar!
Re: Form Support To Cloud
Hi @fmayen,
Thanks for sharing this. Quick update with a clearer workaround based on what we’re seeing internally.
What’s happening
- Saving a filled form directly into a Box folder from the file picker can cause typed form fields not to persist.
- Signatures may appear saved, but text fields can be lost, especially after an app refresh or update.
What works more reliably (for now)
- Complete the form, then use Share → Send a copy → Box.
- If prompted, rename the file to avoid name conflicts.
- After upload, reopen the file from Box and confirm all form fields are present.
Safest option
- Save the completed form to the device first, reopen it to confirm all fields are there, then upload that confirmed copy to Box.
We’re still checking whether this is specific to Box or affects other DMS providers. Engineering is actively investigating and we’ll share an update once we have a fix or a cleaner flow.