[David Cutler]

@matt-hackman did you come up with a good solution for your saw cutting question?

[David Cutler]

I still don’t know the official name for this screen, but it can be handy. One spot I’ve used it is to establish offsets from a curb line for a pavement patch. If I know I need to be 2 feet off the curb I can start at the curb and extend out into the roadway looking at the segment length until I reach 2 feet then set my next point. This saves me having to establish the offset distance with another tool.

[David Cutler]

Quite the process you have going there @isaac-harned !

Unfortunately I’m not one to help with JavaScript. Perhaps @lizlarsen or @Doug McLean could provide some thoughts on this?

[David Cutler]

Quite the process you have going there @isaac-harned !

Unfortunately I’m not one to help with JavaScript. Perhaps @lizlarsen or @Doug McLean could provide some thoughts on this?

[David Cutler]

Good morning @matt-hackman and @Vince

I’m not sure what it’s called, and can’t see how to turn it on/off, but I have it on my display so here’s a screenshot for you Vince. 😎

Perhaps it will get someone else to educate us on the technical term and how to access it. I’m hesitant to close it now since I don’t know how to get it back…

One thing I do find annoying about this “preview box” is that the measurement tools seem to get “blocked” by the box – if you are trying to measure a curb line for example if the line extends off the screen the screen will scroll as you move to the side, but not if it runs through the “preview box”.

[David Cutler]

Started through this today during lunch @Doug McLean . Thank you again for making it available!

[David Cutler]

Some certainly do more than others @Vince !

Both yourself and @troy-degroot have posted some great videos. Maybe @bluebeamsupportuchapter2-com will recognize your influencer status with a t shirt or a coaster. 🙂

[David Cutler]

A game made in Revu? That takes the cake for most creative use of Revu that I’ve seen (so far at least) @lizlarsen !

🙂

[David Cutler]

Thank you for the heads up @Vince

I’m going to keep working away back here in 20.2.70….

Glad that folks like yourself are out on there at the front of the bus finding all the bugs! 😎

[David Cutler]

Glad to hear that you are making progress @isaac-harned . I’ve been planning an upgrade to my takeoff tools for a while, but I haven’t made the time to get it done…

Hope that Bluebeam can get the auto size issue resolved for you. Autoformat features are great when they work the way you want them too, and frustrating when they don’t!

Welcome to the Brainery BTW!

[David Cutler]

Glad to hear that you are making progress @isaac-harned . I’ve been planning an upgrade to my takeoff tools for a while, but I haven’t made the time to get it done…

Hope that Bluebeam can get the auto size issue resolved for you. Autoformat features are great when they work the way you want them too, and frustrating when they don’t!

Welcome to the Brainery BTW!

[David Cutler]

Amazing what we can find when we prompt each other @Vince and @matt-hackman !

[David Cutler]

Hi @nheim

I know this is an old post, but in case you haven’t been keeping up with the current events at Bluebeam around Revu you may want to check out their new “Bluebeam Cloud” system that is part of Revu 21. It may allow you to add photos on site from various devices more simply.

Dave

[David Cutler]

Glad to hear that there is hope yet @Vince !😎

[David Cutler]

Hi @Vince

Seeing other posts that perhaps you have made it past your Revu 21 hurdles. Everything working as you expect it to now?