The following is a collection of brain dumps by ADT developers and power users. Brain Dumps are unofficial ramblings of the software. The papers are organized by the version of ADT they were written during. Note that concepts and functionality have evolved over time, may no longer be applicable, and are provided as-is. Please do not email the authors directly, but feel free to post any related feature questions to the Autodesk Discussion Groups @ www.autodesk.com/discussion.
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Chris
ARCHITECTURAL DESKTOP BRAIN DUMP COLLECTION
ADT 2004
- The ADT 2004 User Interface – Mark Webb
- Tools and Content Browser – Mark Webb
- Catalogs for CAD Connoisseurs – David Driver
- Drawing Management Brain Dump – Paul McArdle
- Property Data Enhancements – Scott Arvin
ADT 3
- How to Use MText Formatting Codes in Schedule tags and Multi-View Blocks – Scott Arvin
- Areas – Siggi Pfundt
ADT 2
- ADT User Interface – Jim Awe
- Philosophy of ADT, Part 2 – Jim Awe
- Wall Cleanup Information – Chad Ames (example drawing files)
- Display Control Revealed – Matt Dillon
- Layer Standards, Key Styles, and Overrides De-Mystified – Matt Dillon
- Schedule Basics – Matt Dillon
- Creating Custom Automatic Schedule Tags – Matt Dillon (example drawing files)
ADT 1
- Philosophical Brain Dump on ADT – Jim Awe
- Basic Object-Oriented Design as A Means to Understanding ADT – Jim Awe
- The ADT Display System – Jim Awe
- Wall Information & Examples – Chad Ames (example drawing files)
- Section Information & Examples – Chad Ames (example drawing files)
- Layers & DisplayProps – Jim Awe
- Mass Elements – Marc Schindewolf
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