Drag the markup from Recent Toolsto your tool set of choice.Or, if you are using an existing markup, skip to step 3. You can turn any markup into the custom count you need in just a few steps: Revu no longer limits you to basic count symbols. Count EnhancementsĬheck out this tutorial to see the Count tool enhancements in action. Moreover, scale calibration may now be applied to all pages in a document. Various improvements have been made to Scale Calibration to ensure the accuracy of all measurements made in Revu. Right-click on the cutout you want to delete, then select Delete Cutout.Įllipse-shaped cutouts can now be created. Tip: You can use Shift+click to fill all unfilled cutouts within a measurement!Īs long as you begin within a measurement, Revu will allow you to draw outside the edges of a markup with a Polygon Cutout .Ĭopy and paste cutouts using Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V (respectively), or Ctrl+click+drag. After you have used the Cutout tool on an Area or Volume markup, hover over the cutout with the Area or Volume tool again, then click to measure it. Watch this tutorial to see how they work.Ĭutout Backfill makes measuring Cutouts as simple as clicking on them. Make sure at least one measurement-related Column is selected to see the difference:Ī few improvements have been made to the Cutout tool, making your workflows that much easier.A separate column for units will be included when the Summary is exported to CSV or XML format. In Revu 2017, units display within the same column as their respective values. In the past, units for measurements were displayed in a separate Units column. To specify which labels you want to appear on the drawing, click the Editbutton to the right of this text and specify the labels in the dropdown menu. This replaces the single Show All Measurements checkbox in previous versions. In the Properties panel, the Edit dropdown menu (next to the Show Captioncheckbox) allows you to select the captions that you want to display. You can control which measurement captions display on the page. If you have not turned on the Widthor Height columns, click Columns and then select them from the dropdown menu.Revu’s old width and height columns are now named Document Width and Document Height. Now, Revu’s Width and Height columns will display scaled width and height measurements. Width and Height columns have always been available in Revu, but they would only display the actual width and height of the measurements – the columns remained blank for markups. Select the type ( Pitch, Degree or Grade), then enter the necessary values.
Scroll down to the Slopedropdown menu.Select the measurement on the PDF, then open the Measurements.Slope is particularly useful for things like roof pitch (Pitch) roadways and onramps (Degree) or grading and earthwork while landscaping (Grade). Slope may be defined by Pitch, Degree or Grade. Revu’s Length and Area tools now have a built-in field for slope, adding a new dimension to your markup measurements. Below, we discuss the latest improvements to Revu’s measurement tools. Bluebeam Revu 2017 has some major improvements which we listed in our previous blog post here.