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The more reference files you have, the more difficult and time-consuming they'll be to modify. Making changes to multiple reference files one a reference file at a time can be tedious, counter-productive and expensive. If done by a human operator, there's no way to be sure that some reference attachments won't be overlooked or mishandled.

Trimming single or multiple elements, IntelliTrim in MicroStation.

MicroStation V8 2004 tutorial on creating a line or two of text with a segmented leader.

One of the problems that MicroStation users face is that MicroStation's LiveLinks software often does not automatically update spreadsheet or word processing data when a MicroStation file [in which this data is linked] is opened. The data is not automatically updated even though the spreadsheet or word processing file has been modified and saved after the import. In addition, the links created with LiveLinks, if later unlinked, tend to create unselectable elements in a design file.

MicroStation`s Feature Modeling extension provides a powerful set of tools for 3D solids modeling. Solids models created using the Feature Modeling tools are fully editable, either using the parameters defined during creation, or graphically using Element handles while selected. When you add a feature to a SmartSolid, MicroStation will automatically convert the SmartSolid to a feature solid.

Early in the design process, hard copy remains popular choice for collaboration. During all stages of design, you must be able to control print scale, which greatly affects certain design elements, such as text, cells, and dimensions. All in all, printing is a significant part of design.

Creating and viewing a PLT file in MicroStation.

** Free Login Required ** Here is a simple workflow for modifying elements using the stretch command in combination with the scale tool.

As you begin using the design visualization tools of MicroStation, choosing the rendering method and experimenting with the results is quite common. However, the results can be very unpredictable. Sometimes, the default global lighting parameters for a given model are configured well enough and provide acceptable rendering results.

Tutorial explains how to output drawings in the size, scale, and format you need.

There are times when sharing source documents is required for effective referencing and interrogation, and there are times when you want to share drawings and project information more securely. When you wish to share information for hard-copy output, review, and markup, PDF is a great choice. MicroStation lets you produce individual PDF documents from DGN and DWG drawings as well as standard Microsoft Office applications or combine these document types into one composite PDF document.

Modifying raster image files present in MicroStation drawing.

Using "create region" option to create colored drawings with ease in MicroStation.

** Free Login Required ** It may not be apparent, but using the Extend tool you can also shorten a line by typing in a negative value.

Creating shapes of floors in MicroStation and saving the metrics in Excel file.

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