Today’s design and make workflows rarely happen inside a single application. Architects, engineers, manufacturers, and project teams rely on a growing ecosystem of Autodesk and third-party tools to

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AI-assisted illustration, reviewed by the author. Product screenshots are from the actual workflow; flange rendering is illustrative. One LISP. Flange.lsp is a 1998 parametric flange generator

Engineers make dozens of decisions a day, and most of the information they need doesn't live in the design model: Is this part in stock? What's the lead time? Has this assembly been quoted? Today

If you've ever added custom 3D content to APS Viewer, you've probably run into this. You start with overlays because it's the simplest option, then watch your frame rate drop as you add more content

Disclosure: parts of this post were produced with the assistance of AI tools, then reviewed and edited by the author In the previous update, the Forma Reviews API added Update Attributes and more