Tekla Tips & Tricks - Kasper, Tekla User Day 2023

Join Kasper in the BuildingPoint Scandinavia team as he goes through some great Tekla Tips & Tricks! This is the presentation he gave at the Tekla User Days in Denmark in 2023, which was recorded for your convenience!
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Agenda:
0:00 Intro
0:14 How to fix drawing main view
1:05 How to fix dimensions start entry
1:54 Optimize reference model search paths
3:11 Locate reference model errors
4:52 Lock and Freeze, know the difference
6:44 Useful shortcuts
8:11 Rotation point, good to know
9:55 How to create Temporary views the easy way
11:15 How to save work planes
12:52 Go back to previous selection, your new best friend
13:48 Organizer tips, how to create a report on the fly
15:48 How to find mistakes and fix them fast
17:10 How to use IFC object properties

[@VietHungStudy-db2pi]

so great

[@BuildingPointScandinavia]

Thanks! :)

[@muadzdatau8612]

hello, would you share about rebar detailing in tekla?
especially on rebar spacing

[@BuildingPointScandinavia]

Hi there, we're not sure what you are asking here exactly. Could you be more specific thatn "share about rebar detailing"? :)

[@KarlHeinzofWpg]

So most of this video is just a copy of a 3 year old ​ @David Hiddemen tips and tricks which this guy is just narrating over and presenting as his own, without crediting the original, which is here... ruclips.net/video/70Y_UowaH3U/видео.html

[@BuildingPointScandinavia]

Hi, thanks for your comment! The video you link to was made by Tekla - our supplier and partner since the 1990s. As a supplier of the Tekla software it is the expectation from Tekla and Trimble (and our customers) that we keep sharing and spreading knowledge. Sometimes it is content that is new, sometimes it is content that others in Tekla make for the suppliers to share- Tekla does not want to constrain their knowledge to their own channels - quite the contrary :)
This specific presentation was a quick re-recording from a Tekla user meeting in Denmark that our customers asked us to provide since not everyone could be there, and also as a reference since there was a lot of details.
I'm sure you will find other cases of suppliers sharing content made by others, including material that we made that Tekla then re-share. It is less than a day since our team contributed with original content that Tekla will repackage and share, and we don't expect credit necesarily, it is how we collaborate as partners to be more efficient in the service to our customers.
We would like to thank everyone in the industry that shares, individuals and organizations!
Kind regards, BuildingPoint Scandinavia :)