Posted on December 12, 2013 by Bill McKown, Synergis Solutions Engineer:

With all the collaboration in industry, it is sometimes its necessary to convert larger amounts of AutoCAD files to older versions.  Instead of doing this indidivdually, I created a short 5 minute video to show you how you can do this in larger batches to save time (and frustration).  Check out the video on how I use Autodesk TruView to help me do a little work for a lot of files, as well as how to rename the files with PowerShell.

I hope that helps you stay ahead.  Let us know if you have any questions.

Happy Designing,
Bill

Bill McKown is Synergis’ Visualization expert. Having joined the company in 2011, his prior employment involved CAD design, 3D renderings for both architectural and interior design projects, and training and supporting for all the products associate with these. Bill has a bachelor’s degree in Industrial Arts in Education and additional certifications in Computer Animation and Autodesk solutions.

See some of Bill’s other posts:

• Autodesk Backburner Set-up
• AutoCAD 2014: Overview of New and Updated Features
• 3ds Max Material Editor
• How to use the 3ds Max Shape Merge
• How to Use 3ds Max Ambient Occlusions
• 5 Tips for a Better 3ds Max Workflow
• How to Use the Bevel Profile Modifier

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