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Tuesday, 23 February 2010

For Software Developers - The NBS Annotator API

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With the release of the NBS Building , NBS Engineering Services and NBS Landscape  2010 software we will also be releasing an API so that C...
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Friday, 19 February 2010

Follow the NBS Tweets

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If you are a Twitter fan then you may be interested to know that NBS has a twitter feed. http://twitter.com/thenbs We now have almost 20...
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Monday, 15 February 2010

Manufacturers hosting NBS Plus product information on their own site

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Manufacturers that are part of the NBS Plus service can embed their NBS Plus content within their own website. This gives the adding bene...
Friday, 5 February 2010

Displaying the NBS Guidance within the software

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On occasions, customers tell us that the NBS Building software would be better if it contained the same amount of technical guidance that i...
Thursday, 4 February 2010

1973

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This blog normally focuses on the software behind the NBS. But at a recent customer focus event a member of the panel handed me a copy of th...
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Saturday, 30 January 2010

Using NBS with AutoCAD, Revit or Microstation

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The 2010 releases of NBS Building , Engineering Services and Landscape include new export functionality. It is now possible to export to...
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Tuesday, 26 January 2010

Compacting your Specification.

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I received a specification file from an architect via FTP this week that was 60MB in size. Running it through the "Compact specificat...
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Monday, 4 January 2010

Working with Revisions

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One item of functionality in the current software that is slightly hidden away is the Revisions functionality.  NBS Building users that mak...
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Stephen first started working on NBS products in 1999 and has played a big part in the developments of products such as NBS Building, NBS Chorus and National BIM Library. He was the project lead for the development of the BIM Toolkit on behalf of the UK Government’s BIM Task Group. Prior to joining NBS, Stephen studied at Durham University. His first degree was in Structural Engineering followed by a PhD in the digital modelling of building structures.
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