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connect with Bluebeam Revu and Bluebeam server directly to speed and expedite markups with ros=bust tracking and organization, export features to save markups and tracking to excel files, auto generate thumbnails of markups, uploading of documents to shared simultaneous markups sessions.
@cody_austin that is unfortunate. Bluebeam is the ONLY PDF creator I have found that creates PDFs for Revit that don't get mangeld. The studio tool is absolutely invaluable. Currently Bluebam Does integrate with Bentley's projectwise- which I have found incredibly cumbersome in comparison to A360 and BIM 360. Looking forward to Alexandria integration.
@WM_Ron_Allen With BIM 360 Docs there is no need (or a reduced need) to create PDFs. Using BIM 360 Docs you simply upload your Revit model to the "Plans" folder and your 3D Views and 2D Sheets are automatically extracted. You can then create markups and issues on your 3D and 2D views. With BlueBeam you are managing files, having to distribute them to the right folks and aggregate everyones markups...nothing is centralized. That is what BIM 360 Docs is solving...centralized document management and collaboration.
That is great- I am100% on board with thepromises of Alexandria, Docs, C4R,Filed, Glue integration SD DD CD CA FM OP And retierment- would love to see everything working together and bury Bentley.
However we cannot get access to DOCS as it is too new 😞
Believe me I have begged and pleaded to get it to use for our projects; current solutoion of A360 and C4r without it feels incomplate. Had a temporary account - but that conflicted with our current AECOM accounts- so we had it archived.
These are features I (we) use regularly for patching last minute- or marking up - or tracking; does 360 docs do all or most of these?
Track markups like you could in Design Review,
Generate CSVs of all markups, including sheet IDs, page numbers, etc.
Add stamps for Sign & Seal
Make documents:
Save as
Print
Markup
Add documents
Send daily/weekly summaries of document changes
Custom categories for punch lists and workflows under the right-click of any markup. Change state adds electronic trail in markup history,
various standard and non-standard colors for different team members,
Transparencies in markups (e.g. Red box with transparency to shaded area to resolve where demo should happen, blue to remain...),
forms within the pdfs - used as a sign- off for work completed on a particular sheet or set
snap pictures on a pad or phone and attach it to a PDF in a studio session,
hyperlinked documentation in and out of the document
Import/export to other formats (word, excel, PowerPoint, etc.
Image control
document downsizing (making it smaller to send via email)
add callouts to markups (cloud with note attached- not necessarily visible)
Reply to a comment without overwriting content
threaded markups
non-destructive grouping of markups and comments for hierarchy
filter markups to isolate (e.g. "Question" or "NOT DONE") and exporting those lists
Making markups undeletable to anyone but the author
flatten markups so they cannot be undone.(archiving)
*You have something like the sets option and the ability to scan PDFs for sheet numbers/titles- but can we reorder the sets?
Deliver direct to municipalities / send VIA email (docs might do this)
Sketch tools with lines, arrows, shapes (Similar to word)
Spell check as you type
Incremental markups (increase number in markup annotation by one for each one placed (on a sheet or in a set)
Those are the basics that are being utilized regularly. Does docs do all that? And does it do it in DWF or PDF format? DWF is great, smaller, and the world runs on PDF.
As To DWFs-
And I would love to have the DWFs link to content in the views, not *just* Sheets. Otherwise the import back into document (which also needs some intelligence) is not much use. Wouldlove to see ability to add deltas inline with schedules and footings and track that back into the drawing.
Fast forward to 2024- ACC(Formerly BIM 360) has a number of markup tools and looking for abilities to tie ISSUES and REVISIONS to ISSUES but still no conversational markups or color-coding for the markup process. I.e. Red-Yellow-Green with the ability to respond directly to comments without creating a new markup on top of it.
Bluebeam does this- ACC Markups currently doesn't. And given BIM 360 was created to collaborate and track changes of who did what - it only makes sense to offer tracking of decisions made in markups!
I'm interested in this process, has there been any development in the area?
We have a project where we are forced the create markups using the markup tool in ACC but we have a standard practice procedure via Bluebeam Revu with an extensive tool chest and workflow.
