As a practioner and educator, I'm interested of your usage of the Ipad [Pro ], how does it fit in your workflow ? especially with the latest version with lidar ?
randomised
May 20, 21 7:57 am
Did you double post your topics on an iPad?
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Tim_
May 20, 21 8:55 am
double post for different purpose .
I like the video, not what I expected as an usage of the ipad ;).
Chad Miller
May 20, 21 1:03 pm
I don't own a tablet however I use them for dong punch lists on jobs.
Other than that I don't do much with them.
bowling_ball
May 21, 21 3:34 pm
How many dong punches are you doing that you need a list?
bowling_ball
May 21, 21 4:20 pm
I'm recc'ing my own comment because that's the pinnacle of my humour
natematt
May 21, 21 5:20 pm
That's one way to get things done on site.
JLC-1
May 20, 21 2:17 pm
I don't use a tablet, but we have installed several home control systems that use the ipad as a controller screen.
Wood Guy
May 22, 21 8:58 am
I've been learning Procreate and my archy friends recommend Morphilio Trace. Another uses it for Miro, a very convenient app I'm learning as well. I'm still mostly a paper-and-laptop guy but see the benefit of tablets.
TIQM
May 22, 21 6:59 pm
I use Morpholio Trace on the iPad for all sorts of drawing. It’s the perfect tool for redlining drawings. PDF inputting/export is super easy. It has a really smart, easy to learn set of tools, and a layering setup based on tracing paper. Great for quick sketches, or more polished drawings.
Our office uses ArchiCAD, and we use a read-only model viewer called BIMX. It can open our BIM models and you can fly around and through, cut sections, and review associated 2D drawings on the IPad. Super valuable. We give it to our more savvy clients so they can fly around their projects between meetings.
Hi,
As a practioner and educator, I'm interested of your usage of the Ipad [Pro ], how does it fit in your workflow ? especially with the latest version with lidar ?
Did you double post your topics on an iPad?
.
double post for different purpose .
I like the video, not what I expected as an usage of the ipad ;).
I don't own a tablet however I use them for dong punch lists on jobs.
Other than that I don't do much with them.
How many dong punches are you doing that you need a list?
I'm recc'ing my own comment because that's the pinnacle of my humour
That's one way to get things done on site.
I don't use a tablet, but we have installed several home control systems that use the ipad as a controller screen.
I've been learning Procreate and my archy friends recommend Morphilio Trace. Another uses it for Miro, a very convenient app I'm learning as well. I'm still mostly a paper-and-laptop guy but see the benefit of tablets.
I use Morpholio Trace on the iPad for all sorts of drawing. It’s the perfect tool for redlining drawings. PDF inputting/export is super easy. It has a really smart, easy to learn set of tools, and a layering setup based on tracing paper. Great for quick sketches, or more polished drawings.
Our office uses ArchiCAD, and we use a read-only model viewer called BIMX. It can open our BIM models and you can fly around and through, cut sections, and review associated 2D drawings on the IPad. Super valuable. We give it to our more savvy clients so they can fly around their projects between meetings.