Autodesk Infrastructure Modeler

[#1]

Hello and welcome to the Autodesk Infrastructure Modeler discussion list on the Autodesk.com community forums.

This forum is intended to serve as an informal community resource for users and Autodesk moderators to share questions, tips, and suggestions to help our users make the most out of their Infrastructure Modeler projects.

Typical topics that would be welcome for discussion here include:

• Data import and export formats
• Usability issues
• Can't find XXX capability in the product or help questions
• Defects that you may have discovered
• Cool tips and tricks
• Questions about scripting and customization
• Examples of interesting workflows
• Examples of output from your projects

Users who post to these forums are responsible for making sure that they have appropriate permissions to post information to a public discussion list.

For more information on Infrastructure Modeler, please take a look at these links:

• http://www.autodesk.com/infrastructure-modeler - product pages that include trials and service packs
• http://atlandsend.typepad.com – blog related to all things Infrastructure Modeler
• http://wikihelp.autodesk.com/Infrastructure_Modeler - Infrastructure Modeler online help

Thanks for your participation.

Chris Andrews

[#2]

how do you keep measurements from disappearing, and how do you add notes and labels to the model?

i like the improvements to 2013 by the way, very clean

[#3]

Hi. We are very pleased that you like AIM 2013. 

As for notes and labels...there is no annotation feature currently. However, you can create tooltips that display for a feature class (i.e. Roads), a data source, or for an individual feature. There is a wikihelp topic on how to create tooltips. The ability to create annotations is in our plans, but not there for 2013. Hope this helps in the short term. 

[#4]

Is there any hope AIM files can be imported to Revit for small stuff?

If top quality Lidar data, even a tiny bit can be used, if right format.

Sketchup was my last shock, but never developed into an integrated sollution, AIM is like Sketchup felt, then jumps further.