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Re: Add parameter to set live angle rotation parameter

Should be fixed, @Luke Shiras. Try again!

Marco M

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Re: Edit/Unlock markups in Studio Sessions

100% agree with this request. There needs to more flexibility in session permissions. I can understand the legal rationale for the current defaults but it lacks flexibility and actually hinders collaboration for the use cases described in other posts. In particular, allowing a meeting facilitator to edit/consolidate comments from anyone on the team live during a meeting would be helpful. Also agree with allowing edits of each other's drawings/sketches to enhance the collaborative design process.

SheeterD

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Re: Edit/Unlock markups in Studio Sessions

Another use case for this request: I would like to change the "Check/Unchecked" status of another user's comment. Currently, I need to right-click, "Set Status…Complete". Using the "Check" status would save clicks and time. Why are we able to change the "Status" but not the "Check"?

Robert Ornelas

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Re: Bluebeam Revu with CityView

Hi @ssample can you please reach out to Bluebeam's Technical Support team, using the Contact form, so this can be investigated further? Someone will get back to you ASAP.

https://support.bluebeam.com/en-us/contact.html

Hercia Tavares

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Re: ✴️ Experience using the Tool Chest?

We have different tool set for different departments in our company. Frequently used tools are kept in My Tools under appropriate layer.

The ability to apply tools from My Tools via numbers of keyboard, duplicate tools, use paint format to match properties, assign Layer help us to be more efficient. The Search button also helps to find out a tool very quickly.

Sumit Roy

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Re: full use of tools....??

If you're using Revu 21, have you signed out of your laptop before logging onto your deskktop?

Vince French

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Re: Ceiling grids / Suspended ceilings

@Adam AIF I would probably use multiple for this.

Set the scale for your drawing.

2. Draw a vertical line and adjust line weight to what you would like.

3. Right click on the line and select multiply.

4. Set your distance to 60mm and set the number of copies you would like to make.

5. Draw a line across the top.

6. Right click on the line and select multiply.

7. Adjust settings so that the direction is down, distance is 60mm and an appropriate number of copies.

8. You should now have a scaled grid.

9. Use the select tool to select all lines.

10. Right click and group the lines together.

11. you should now be able to select the group and move them around all at once.

Glynis D.

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Re: Ceiling grids / Suspended ceilings

Adam, you might be able to adjust the grid in the Revu Menu>Preferences>General>Grid & Snap.

In there you can change the Units to millimeters or centimeters and then adjust the grid spacing. I'm not completely sure that this will answer your question 100%, but it might be something to try and see if that helps.

Please let us know if this works so we can continue to pass it along to others. Thanks!