Jeff Bartels is officially the GOAT CAD wizard! I never leave a video of his without learning something useful that helps me in my day to day use of this software. Tons of respect and appreciation for Jeff and Jerry Bartels and their generous sharing of knowledge. Much
Moving and Docking Pallets 2:45 Drag & Drop Copy/Move Layouts & Objects 3:37 Drag & Drop Copy/Move Between Drawings 4:40 Creating, Adding & Clipping Viewport Areas 5:25 Smart Text Fields / Last Saved By Field 8:11 XREF Tips 9:36 Find/Zoom To Unseen Object 10:55 Dynamic Input Tool Tip Size System Variable 11:55 Search for Command by Partial Name 12:45 Search UI for Command Location & Related Commands 13:24 Expressions in Dialog Boxes 14:20 Forcing Arc Directions 15:10 Ignore Interior Objects When Using Hatch Command 15:50 Changing a Hatch Boundary 16:44 Recreate Hatch Boundary 17:17 Send Hatch, Dims, Leaders, Anno to Back/Front of View 18:06 Offset Though to Offset Multiple Distances Multiple Times 19:08 Join Objects Tips 20:09 Quick Find Layer in Ribbon 21:41 Custom Bullets for Text List 22:41 Place Text First When Creating Multileader 23:54 Find and Fix Fudged Dims 24:45 Using Scripts (Text Files) to Drive Programs Commands or Complete Drawings 26:10 Cool Bruce Lee Script! 28:17 Thanks Jeff, There's no doubt you're the best Tip/Trick/Feature presenter ever!
Jeff, I've been running ACAD since 1987. There has never been a training session that you have ever taught, where I don't learn something new!! LOL. thanks so much. You tube has been proliferated with thousands of videos for green horns. finally I find the 30-min workout series, and its so nice to have some content developed for experienced operators.
Dear Jeff I don't know how to say, you are wonderful teacher and my father of cad. Sooner or later i will follow you path and release cad in our language. Thank you
Priceless content! As someone who never used Vanilla AutoCAD but started my career straight away in Civil 3D (which I think has benefited me greatly with regard to my learning all the ins and outs of Civil 3D) I find I am often slowed up by the basic (often tedious) AutoCAD tasks every project still requires. These sessions are goldmines to a user like me as they reveal more efficient workflows that I would have never found on my own or even on the Autodesk Knowledge Network as I wouldn't have known what to look for. Very awesome and generous of you to share. Greatly appreciated.
Decided to visit these comments in the middle of my work day to thank you. I've already used the search tool in the header several times and have been copying layouts with the cntrl+click drag a lot. Seriously love these videos! Despite using CAD for several years I JUST realized that I can pan orthogonally by clicking pan, and then holding shift. Normally combos with clicks you hold the key down first, which would result in a 3D rotate. My point in this being, that perhaps navigation should be a portion of a future video. Seems like something super basic, but that makes it easy to overlook things. Big thanks Jeff! Love these videos.
That was amazing. I’ve been using AutoCAD since release 10 in 1989 so thought a few tips might be new. They all were! They all make perfect sense. Many thanks. This is wonderful stuff.
Dangit man... I clicked on this thinking "I know *a lot* about C3D, but I might pick up a thing or 2 here"... You've blown my mind with many of these. I've already taken a sheet-full of notes to pass on to my coworkers. This is gonna make me look brilliant! Thanks for the video!
@@JeffBartelsCADthank you for all you do. I loved it until I realized I can't move the corners nor use a dynamic north arrow. Darnitallanyway. Appreciate you sharing it though.
@@JeffBartelsCAD we are always talking about your videos at work. CAD lovers o haters i dont pretty sure, because sometimes CAD play with us. Thanks again
Hey Jeff, you're really a rock star to me! I just came across this extremely usefull content and I'd like to know where can I find more. Thank you for posting your knowledge and expertise.
Thanks Miguel! Jerry also has a UA-cam channel where you can find similar content - ua-cam.com/users/JerryBartels Our colleague Alan Gilbert has posted some great stuff on his channel too - ua-cam.com/channels/hZA91iaFQsttVQd8FgXbvA.html Hope this helps!
Thank you Jeff, and Jerry, for your excellent videos. I have learned so much from you. I'm curious if you might have colleagues that provide similar content but focused on Plant 3D, as I also use that regularly at work. Thanks again. Cheers!
Thanks Ken, I've heard some folks at Autodesk are posting a series of videos focused on Plant 3D workflows. If you do a UA-cam search for "Plant 3D with the experts:" you should find them. Hope this helps!
Michael Robbins Hi Jeff, I there a way to populate a table with the autocad components for an intersection design like a roundabout,. We ended up list each one individually and manually populating a table. Please advise. I did not want to make alignments for each piece of curbing, etc. but needed to just select and item and populate a table with it. Thanks for all your help.
@@JeffBartelsCAD Ended up working through it. Great content, had a few little things that I didn't know and should be big helps! I would love to see more about scripting. I've saved hours of time by making an auto-keynote script in dynamo / utilize several lisp commands as well as a "Razer - Orbweaver" which allows all my keys to be CAD commands. But I would like to know more about leveraging macros directly in CAD.
Jeff, I always love your lessons. Unfortunately my brain is not longer what it once was and I have trouble remembering what I saw. While this is true for all your presentations, this one in particular would be more valuable with a listing of the tips presented.
@@JeffBartelsCAD Much obliged...Sir...AutoCAD C3D is way complex software but I've learned it from #YOUR #Lynda.com course...All your clicks and explanations are so clear and synchronized...I have no words, to be honest...Stay blessed & stay #Safe...Say hello to #Jeryy also...Thanks...Greetings from #Pakistan...
3:30 I have a different behaviour when double clicking the name bar. The pallets end up stacking as split windows, each too small to be useable. I like the pallets on the left hand side are accessible in a 'ribbon style', rather than stacked or auto-hidden. Is this a setting or variable somewhere?
hello friend, I have a few questions related to civil 3d. like this. Can Civil 3D create two surfaces at once and calculate the volume based on the center line that was made? then cross-section can be displayed both pieces from the first surface and the second surface in one working drawing at the same time with each volume per station
Hi Fahd, I'm afraid I do not have the bandwidth to offer online training for Civil 3D. That said, I recorded a 13 hour Civil 3D training course for LinkedIn Learning a couple years ago. If you visit their site linkedinlearning.com and search for "Bartels" you'll find it. Hope this helps!
Jeff Bartels is officially the GOAT CAD wizard! I never leave a video of his without learning something useful that helps me in my day to day use of this software. Tons of respect and appreciation for Jeff and Jerry Bartels and their generous sharing of knowledge. Much
Moving and Docking Pallets 2:45
Drag & Drop Copy/Move Layouts & Objects 3:37
Drag & Drop Copy/Move Between Drawings 4:40
Creating, Adding & Clipping Viewport Areas 5:25
Smart Text Fields / Last Saved By Field 8:11
XREF Tips 9:36
Find/Zoom To Unseen Object 10:55
Dynamic Input Tool Tip Size System Variable 11:55
Search for Command by Partial Name 12:45
Search UI for Command Location & Related Commands 13:24
Expressions in Dialog Boxes 14:20
Forcing Arc Directions 15:10
Ignore Interior Objects When Using Hatch Command 15:50
Changing a Hatch Boundary 16:44
Recreate Hatch Boundary 17:17
Send Hatch, Dims, Leaders, Anno to Back/Front of View 18:06
Offset Though to Offset Multiple Distances Multiple Times 19:08
Join Objects Tips 20:09
Quick Find Layer in Ribbon 21:41
Custom Bullets for Text List 22:41
Place Text First When Creating Multileader 23:54
Find and Fix Fudged Dims 24:45
Using Scripts (Text Files) to Drive Programs Commands or Complete Drawings 26:10
Cool Bruce Lee Script! 28:17
Thanks Jeff,
There's no doubt you're the best Tip/Trick/Feature presenter ever!
Thank you so much!
Excellent. Thank you so much. Greetings from Colombia, South America.
Greetings! Thank you for your support!
I want everything to be taught in jeff’s voice
me too
I'm going to print this comment and hang it on the refrigerator for my wife to see. Thanks!
Couldn't agree more.
This is my favorite comment!
@@cadpanacea I saw you at autodesk forum!! you're expert lisp programmer!!!👏👏
Jeff you're the best teacher. I'm brazillian and I don't speak english fluently but I can I understand your lessons!!
Just Amazing!! Thanks
So happy to hear that! Thank you!
The Bruce Lee sketch was over the top in an awesome way. Keep 'em coming!
Thanks! Will do!
Jeff, I've been running ACAD since 1987. There has never been a training session that you have ever taught, where I don't learn something new!! LOL. thanks so much. You tube has been proliferated with thousands of videos for green horns. finally I find the 30-min workout series, and its so nice to have some content developed for experienced operators.
Thank you sir!
This Tutorial is worth 100$ in my country...
Thanks Jeff for this free tutorial...
Thank you so much Jeff you're the best teacher in Civil 3D I improve my skills and I learn so much from you every day
You are very welcome! Thank you Billal for your support!
Dear Jeff
I don't know how to say, you are wonderful teacher and my father of cad. Sooner or later i will follow you path and release cad in our language. Thank you
Thank you Aschalew! I appreciate your comments and I wish you all the best as you share your knowledge with others!
It never fails...I learn something new from every single one of your videos. Great stuff Jeff!
Awesome! Thank you!
So many great tips, watching these sessions is a great use of 30 mins
Thank you!
Appreciation goes to these Bartels Brothers. From India
Thank you Raghu! I'll be sure to pass your comment along to Jerry!
Thank you Jeff for explaining in a very simple way, straight to memory
You're welcome Pritam! Thank you for your support!
Wow you should teach everything! Aside from the information, the way you engage with our attention is a work of art THANK YOU!
Wow, thank you!
Priceless content! As someone who never used Vanilla AutoCAD but started my career straight away in Civil 3D (which I think has benefited me greatly with regard to my learning all the ins and outs of Civil 3D) I find I am often slowed up by the basic (often tedious) AutoCAD tasks every project still requires. These sessions are goldmines to a user like me as they reveal more efficient workflows that I would have never found on my own or even on the Autodesk Knowledge Network as I wouldn't have known what to look for. Very awesome and generous of you to share. Greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much! Your comment represents the exact reason why we put these sessions together. Glad to hear they have been helpful for you!
Decided to visit these comments in the middle of my work day to thank you. I've already used the search tool in the header several times and have been copying layouts with the cntrl+click drag a lot. Seriously love these videos! Despite using CAD for several years I JUST realized that I can pan orthogonally by clicking pan, and then holding shift. Normally combos with clicks you hold the key down first, which would result in a 3D rotate. My point in this being, that perhaps navigation should be a portion of a future video. Seems like something super basic, but that makes it easy to overlook things. Big thanks Jeff! Love these videos.
Thank You Jeff, it is Greatfull to have your youtube channel and see this tips
You are very welcome Jorge!
Thanks Jeff I’ve learnt so much from you over the years.
I appreciate that Anthony! Thank you
That was amazing. I’ve been using AutoCAD since release 10 in 1989 so thought a few tips might be new. They all were! They all make perfect sense. Many thanks. This is wonderful stuff.
Great to hear! Thank Cormac!
Dangit man... I clicked on this thinking "I know *a lot* about C3D, but I might pick up a thing or 2 here"...
You've blown my mind with many of these. I've already taken a sheet-full of notes to pass on to my coworkers. This is gonna make me look brilliant!
Thanks for the video!
Thank you for the kind words Adam! You made my day!
THE FINAL WAS AWESOME!!!
Yanet Aguila Thank you so much Yanet!
Great job, great tips and shortcuts.
Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Jeff, you're doing a great job.
Thanks Jimmy! I hope all is well on your end!
Wow! This was amazing. Some of these tips could have saved me hours. Please continue sharing and keep up the good work. Thanks for these videos
You're welcome! Thank you for your support!
Brilliant as ever. Thank you Bartels.
You are very welcome Carlos!
Excellent again..love the Viewport trick!
Glad you liked it!
tried many times, doesnt work.... maybe its because I am using civil 3d 2020?
@@JeffBartelsCADthank you for all you do. I loved it until I realized I can't move the corners nor use a dynamic north arrow. Darnitallanyway. Appreciate you sharing it though.
I loved it until I realized I can't move the corners nor use a dynamic north arrow. Darnitallanyway.
I love this 30 minutes workout it is packed with alot of info. Thanks
You're so welcome!
really fantastic demonstration, lots of time saving tricks, id love to see more 30 minute tips/tricks content!
More to come!
Great stuff, Thanks
Thank you for the video...as always, they are awesome!
Our pleasure! Thank you for your support!
WOW! love the SCR (script) had no idea Autocad did this. I would love to know more.
great tips! seeing a lot of new tricks in here. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Very good tutorial، no wasted time. Thanks
Glad you liked it!
I love your videos. Thanks for share your knowledge
My pleasure! Thank you for your support!
@@JeffBartelsCAD we are always talking about your videos at work. CAD lovers o haters i dont pretty sure, because sometimes CAD play with us. Thanks again
Thank you MR jeff you are the best one *Egyptian surveyor
Thanks so much Mary! I hope to visit Egypt one day! Best wishes to you!
good stuff Jeff. This dinosaur picked up a few nuggets!
Thank you David! I think we qualify as dinosaurs too. Jerry still types DDLMODES on occasion to open his layer palette. :)
Hey Jeff, you're really a rock star to me! I just came across this extremely usefull content and I'd like to know where can I find more.
Thank you for posting your knowledge and expertise.
Thanks Miguel! Jerry also has a UA-cam channel where you can find similar content - ua-cam.com/users/JerryBartels Our colleague Alan Gilbert has posted some great stuff on his channel too - ua-cam.com/channels/hZA91iaFQsttVQd8FgXbvA.html Hope this helps!
You are awesome *Jeff Sir*
Thank you!
Very good tricks & Infos....Thanks a lot.
Many many thanks
Excellent video!
Thank you very much!
Thank you Jeff, and Jerry, for your excellent videos. I have learned so much from you. I'm curious if you might have colleagues that provide similar content but focused on Plant 3D, as I also use that regularly at work.
Thanks again. Cheers!
Thanks Ken, I've heard some folks at Autodesk are posting a series of videos focused on Plant 3D workflows. If you do a UA-cam search for "Plant 3D with the experts:" you should find them. Hope this helps!
Thanks again!
Michael Robbins
Hi Jeff, I there a way to populate a table with the autocad components for an intersection design like a roundabout,. We ended up list each one individually and manually populating a table. Please advise. I did not want to make alignments for each piece of curbing, etc. but needed to just select and item and populate a table with it. Thanks for all your help.
Big thanks!
You're welcome!
You guys are pumping these out too fast! I still have the last one to catch up on. Once my grant application cad projects are done ill catch up xD
Thank you Shaun for your support!
@@JeffBartelsCAD Ended up working through it. Great content, had a few little things that I didn't know and should be big helps! I would love to see more about scripting. I've saved hours of time by making an auto-keynote script in dynamo / utilize several lisp commands as well as a "Razer - Orbweaver" which allows all my keys to be CAD commands. But I would like to know more about leveraging macros directly in CAD.
класс, буду пересматривать периодически
всё сразу не запомнить
outstanding
Jeff, I always love your lessons. Unfortunately my brain is not longer what it once was and I have trouble remembering what I saw. While this is true for all your presentations, this one in particular would be more valuable with a listing of the tips presented.
Thank you so much sir.
My pleasure Mark!
Sir Jeff Bartles and his brother Jerry Bertles are my best tutors of AutoCad C3D & AutoDesk Infraworks
Thank you so much! I'll be talking to Jerry later today and I'll be sure to pass your comment along!
@@JeffBartelsCAD Much obliged...Sir...AutoCAD C3D is way complex software but I've learned it from #YOUR #Lynda.com course...All your clicks and explanations are so clear and synchronized...I have no words, to be honest...Stay blessed & stay #Safe...Say hello to #Jeryy also...Thanks...Greetings from #Pakistan...
thank you sir, veri usefull
Hi Jeff, any tutorial videos you recorded in metric please? how much would it cost?
Hi I have one doubt, is it possible create alignment from objects along with transition??
hi jeff any videos regarding track design
Jeff can u make a lesson on Pressure Networks?
For missing objects I use XL command to draw to interaction lines by xl command
3:30 I have a different behaviour when double clicking the name bar. The pallets end up stacking as split windows, each too small to be useable. I like the pallets on the left hand side are accessible in a 'ribbon style', rather than stacked or auto-hidden. Is this a setting or variable somewhere?
hello friend, I have a few questions related to civil 3d.
like this. Can Civil 3D create two surfaces at once and calculate the volume based on the center line that was made? then cross-section can be displayed both pieces from the first surface and the second surface in one working drawing at the same time with each volume per station
Thank you !
You're welcome!
Hello Mr.Jeff...Do you provide online training for Civil 3D ?
Hi Fahd, I'm afraid I do not have the bandwidth to offer online training for Civil 3D. That said, I recorded a 13 hour Civil 3D training course for LinkedIn Learning a couple years ago. If you visit their site linkedinlearning.com and search for "Bartels" you'll find it. Hope this helps!
please like videos he is deserving more than likes
Very nice
Thanks
Ser, you are master Bruce Lee for Civil3D.
Thank you Vladan!
👍
Subscribed because Bruce Lee
Ughh I wish Adsk would make a Civil Suite of tools in Revit that would work like Civil 3D. Revit site tools are sooooo bad!
They can teach you the seasoning but you gotta learn the sauce yoursef
I would really enjoy a video about scripts!
pretty please.