Measurements, Sketch to Scale Tools & Viewports - Week 3 - Bluebeam Revu July Webinars

We can calibrate our pages and determine their scales in Revu, and with Revu 2019, we can apply preset scales to our pages. Our measuring tools are filled with data, and the Dynamic Fill tool helps us determine the areas and volumes of places with rounded corners. This webinar will also demonstrate the power of Sketch To Scale tools and explain how to manage viewports with Revu.
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[@Alex-jw2jc]

Fantastic video, thanks for taking the time to speak a language that anyone can understand! I've been in construction for many years and really needed something like BlueBeam... Your video makes it easier to understand and grasp!

[@DigitalDraftingSystems]

Thanks for your kind words!

[@BrettShifflett-e1d]

Is there no fill option for the text so that it mask anything behind it vs being transparent?

[@DigitalDraftingSystems]

We can change the “Opacity” and “Fill Opacity” of text in the “Properties” panel. This allows it to cover/mask objects and other markups behind it.

[@harrisonrazak9179]

Hello!....nice content. Please, after scaling a sheet on the bluebeam it is now impossible to scale other sheets. How do I solve this problem?

[@DigitalDraftingSystems]

Hello! You can apply a scale to multiple sheets by opening your "Measurements" panel (The one that looks like a ruler) and clicking on "Add Scale to More Pages" under "Page Scale". Then, you can click on the drop-down for "Pages" and select "All Pages" or type a custom range of pages. You can also navigate to the "Apply Scale to Pages" dialog by clicking on a page's scale in the Navigation Bar (On the bottom-right of the screen). A page without a scale will have the text "Scale Not Set" instead.