Ideate - Ideate BIMLink for Revit 2014 now available
An update for my favorite Revit tool and most favorite Autodesk reseller. I miss you Bob!
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Friday, May 17, 2013
Thursday, May 16, 2013
IMAGINiT Technologies Releases IMAGINiT Clarity 2014 Product Line for Revit
For Immediate Release
IMAGINiT Technologies Releases
IMAGINiT Clarity 2014 Product Line
Three Distinct Software Solutions Save BIM Teams Time and Effort Through Improved Task Automation, Collaboration, Real-time Reporting and More
FRAMINGHAM, MA ― May 16, 2013 — Rand Worldwide (OTCBB: RWWI), a global leader in providing technology solutions to organizations with engineering design and information technology requirements, today announced that its IMAGINiT Technologies division has released the 2014 versions of IMAGINiT Clarity, IMAGINiT Clarity LT and IMAGINiT Clarity Workshare. These three web-based collaboration tools also include new and improved features.
Designed to extend the value of the Autodesk Revit Server platform, IMAGINiT Clarity and Clarity LT enhance control of Revit Server set-up, automate repetitive tasks and securely provide valuable data to non-Revit users.
For architectural, engineering and construction firms that do not use Autodesk Revit Server, IMAGINiT Clarity Workshare improves the traditional file-based work sharing approach and fully automates numerous time consuming Revit software related tasks.
“Our IMAGINiT Clarity product line has our customers covered – regardless whether their BIM team is using Revit or Revit Server,” says Bob Heeg, executive vice president at IMAGINiT Technologies. “The combination of listening to customer feedback, keeping pace with the latest Autodesk releases and always finding enhancements to provide added value is IMAGINiT’s winning combination.”
"We're getting a lot of mileage out of Clarity for our Government and Medical facility projects,” stated Jason Gardner, BIM manager at Hoefer Wysocki Architects. “Once the model is ready, the ease-of-use and speed with which we can get information to our clients and principals is nearly instantaneous. Something that used to take us hours upon hours to do, now happens automatically in the background because our team has set up the project models with Clarity and we're able to keep our principals and clients happy and informed throughout the design process," concluded Gardner.
“We started using IMAGINiT Clarity for a hospital project in South America,” commented Clay Starr, associate at RTKL Associates Inc. Starr continues, “The timing was great as we needed to provide datasheets to the client, and that’s a very time consuming effort. After we confirmed the accuracy of the data, even translating it into Spanish, we used Clarity to generate over 1,700 room datasheets in a short amount of time. We’re excited about the upcoming enhancements and will consider expanding its use across our practice.”
Each of these three web-based collaboration tools provide task automation, project reporting, system monitoring and project level security to provide easy sharing of BIM data inside organizations and amongst external partners.
In addition to offering file-based project sharing as well as support for Revit Server 2013 and 2014, IMAGINiT Clarity and Clarity LT have numerous new and improved features. The 2014 version of IMAGINiT Clarity Workshare has also received extensive improvements which have also been based largely on customer feedback.
Task Automation
All Clarity products allow tasks to be automated in three ways: every time a Revit file is updated; at a scheduled time; or on demand. Mundane tasks such as exporting data to Navisworks or DGN file formats or creating ModelReview reports can now be performed on demand, freeing up staff to undertake higher value tasks.
To share model data with team members who don’t use Revit, Clarity products can automatically generate a variety of file export options including PDF, DWF, DWG, IFC, GBxml, FBX and more.
Datasheets
Due to popular demand, all Clarity products have now greatly extended the capabilities of datasheets to go beyond the popular room data sheets. BIM team members now have almost 20 different data sheet options to choose from including furniture and equipment.
Control that Mimics Business Workflow
The IMAGINiT Clarity product family is specifically designed to enhance collaboration and reduce time and resources required to complete necessary tasks. In line with this objective, now all Clarity products can assign roles that mimic typical workflows. For example, the BIM coordinator role can now assign tasks while a new view only role can be used by marketing staff who can access, view and share data, but cannot make any changes to the model.
Live Online Presentation
In addition to the details available online for all three new IMAGINiT Clarity products, there is a free webcast on May 17, 2013 at 10 AM and 2PM (Eastern Time for North America). The live presentation that will cover each of the products is free, butregistration is required. Log into this online presentation from any location and listen to audio through your computer speakers and chat live with the developers of the IMAGINiT Clarity products.
Availability & Pricing
All IMAGINiT Clarity products are available with perpetual licensing. New this year, each product is also available on a subscription basis for those who want to use the tools for a specific project.
IMAGINiT Clarity Workshare offers an unlimited number of users and projects and also includes basic installation and training. Maintenance fees apply. For organizations interested in a solution specifically for Revit Server, IMAGINiT Clarity and IMAGINiT Clarity LT can be packaged with Autodesk Revit Server or can be integrated into an existing installation. Setup and training is included and managed by IMAGINiT’s trusted team of implementation and training experts. Pricing is dependent on number of locations, hosts, accelerators and task servers. Maintenance and subscription fees apply. For more information, visit: imaginit.com/clarity.
About IMAGINiT Technologies
IMAGINiT Technologies, a division of Rand Worldwide, advances the way architects and engineers design, develop, and manage projects. Customers of this leading professional services and technology company include organizations in the building, infrastructure, manufacturing and facilities management industries. Fortune 500 andEngineering News Record’s Top 100 organizations work with IMAGINiT Technologies to gain competitive advantages through expert technology consulting, implementation, training, and support services. As one of the world’s largest integrators of Autodesk 3D design and engineering software, the team leverages unrivalled industry experience to design systems that accelerate innovation while improving project quality and profitability.
Any and all trademarks making reference to or related to Rand Worldwide, IMAGINiT Technologies, ASCENT, Rand Secure Archive, or IMAGINiT Clarity, are registered and/or owned by Rand Worldwide, Inc., and/or its subsidiaries, affiliates, and/or other legal holders.
Autodesk, Revit are registered trademarks of Autodesk, Inc., in the USA and/or other countries. All other brand names, product names, or trademarks belong to their respective holders.
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
From the Ground Up: Autodesk Shared Reference Point Tool – Now available - It is Alive in the Lab
I'm sure this will keep your manholes happy and be less of a pain in the asphalt. Now, if there could only be a Revit Civil product, life would be great/grate.
Source/Link:
The BIM Coordinator for AutoCAD Civil 3D and Revit was our free technology preview that assists project team members with building and site grids. The technology preview automated the more error-prone manual steps in the coordination of site and building grids between the AutoCAD and Revit environments. The tool specified one common XYZ point and its orientation in the XY plane between the two coordinate systems. This reference point defined the relationship between the building and site grid.
Remember my blog post:
- It's Alive in the Lab: BIM Coordinator for AutoCAD Civil 3D / Revit to graduate from Autodesk Labs
Check out this recent blog post:
- From the Ground Up: Autodesk Shared Reference Point Tool – Now available
Originally available in Subscription Center for AutoCAD Civil 3D 2013 and Revit 2013, it is now also available for AutoCAD Civil 3D 2014 and Revit 2014.
Completion is alive in the lab.
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Monday, May 13, 2013
Revit 2014 Subscription Downloads Now Available
For subscription customers only:
http://autodesk.com/subscription
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Friday, May 10, 2013
AGC BIMForum Level of Development Specification that has been released for review and comment
AGC BIMForum Level of Development Specification that has been released for review and comment
The AGC is looking for input on the draft version of the AGC BIMForum Level of Development Specification that has been released for review and comment on April 24th, 2013.
This is to be a supplement to help with use of the AIA E-202 contract document.
The AGC is looking for comment and criticism of the document before June 7th 2013.
The final document is scheduled to be released to the public on July 13th,2013 in a fully Indexed, bookmarked and hyperlinked PDF format.
LOD Specification Draft. Download your copy of the Specification here:
http://bimforum.org/lod/
Feedback is welcome and may be submitted until the public comment period ends on June 7, 2013.
Please take a moment to complete the following survey:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/3SCRVL2
Source/Link:
http://bimforum.org/lod/
The Level of Development (LOD) Specification is a reference that enables practitioners in the AEC Industry to specify and articulate with a high level of clarity the content and reliability of Building Information Models (BIMs) at various stages in the design and construction process. The LOD Specification utilizes the basic LOD definitions developed by the AIA for the AIA G202-2013 Building Information Modeling Protocol Form and is organized by CSI Uniformat 2010. It defines and illustrates characteristics of model elements of different building systems at different Levels of Development. This clear articulation allows model authors to define what their models can be relied on for, and allows downstream users to clearly understand the usability and the limitations of models they are receiving.
The intent of the Specification is to help explain the LOD framework and standardize its use so that it becomes more useful as a communication tool. It does not prescribe what Levels of Development are to be reached at what point in a project but leaves the specification of the model progression to the user of this document. To accomplish the document’s intent, its primary objectives are:
· To help teams, including owners, to specify BIM deliverables and to get a clear picture of what will be included in a BIM deliverable
· To help design managers explain to their teams the information and detail that needs to be provided at various points in the design process
· To provide a standard that can be referenced by contracts and BIM execution plans.
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
A Sad BIM day - The journey continues
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Sunday, May 5, 2013
Figured out how to actually view point cloud data files on my iPad #BIM #Autodesk #iPad
Ok Alix, you really pissed me off when you said my last attempt was only an image and not really a point cloud on my iPad. So, I did what anyone without a workflow and process would do. I figured out a way to piss you off and create a new dimension to BIM.
If you're using Autodesk 2013 software, you can bring your point clouds into Navisworks. Then, if you're lucky enough to have it, export your Navisworks model to BIM Glue. Then you can see your point cloud project on the iPad. I haven't tried this with Navisworks 2014 since Autodesk hasn't released their BIM Glue plugin yet (and there's no reason for the delay)!
It does take a bit of time to upload and parse, and it's not the fastest of ways to view your point cloud, especially compared to the awesome Recap program, but I did manage to open the model and walk through the project as seen in the video below. It really is awesome. File size is an issue and I don't know how many scan files you can load at once into Glue.
It's not the most elegant solution, but I wanted a way to see a point cloud on the iPad and now Alix owes me an apology! PS. Kris, call me and I'll walk you through it (and you owe me a beer). Cindy, thank you for letting me have the BIM laboratory to invent creations like this.
If you don't have a Glue account, you can save the point cloud files as NWDs and email them to your iPad and then you can view them on Glue.
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Saturday, May 4, 2013
Autodesk - Legal Notices & Trademarks - Autodesk Privacy Statement
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Autodesk Privacy Statement
What this privacy statement covers
How to contact us Information we collect about you Information and content that you disclose Storage, retention and deletion of personal information How we use information Sharing information inside the Autodesk family of companies Sharing information with third parties Security and integrity of personal information Information access, controls and choices Changes to this privacy statement
What this privacy statement covers
This privacy statement tells you about our privacy practices for our websites, products, online and web services, and apps that include a link or reference to this statement. It also tells you about our marketing and advertising practices, and applies to our offline practices. In this statement we will refer to our products, online and web services and apps as "applications."
Some of our websites and applications may display supplemental privacy or data collection notices that we share so you can make informed choices about what you want to do when you review the notices. For example, you may see a notice explaining data collection practices for an application, and your choices for participating. In special cases, websites and applications may have their own privacy policies. For example, we may buy another company to expand our business, and need some time to integrate the company's privacy practices with ours.
Third parties (such as social media platforms or other company websites that we link to from our websites and applications) are responsible for their own privacy practices. Be sure to read the privacy policies, supplemental notices, and settings of all websites or platforms that you visit so you can understand their privacy practices and your options.
Some websites and applications are subject to additional terms such as our website terms of use, terms of service, and software license agreements. Please read the terms that apply to the website or application you are using. These terms can help answer questions you may have about the confidentiality and security of designs and other content you create, and the effect of sharing and posting of content by you.
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If you have questions, concerns or complaints you can contact us through our webform, by e-mail at privacy.questions@autodesk.com, or by postal mail to the address below:
User IDs, registration, and contact
We collect information that identifies you when you
We may collect your name, company name, email address and other contact information, a profile image (which may be a picture of you), or payment information. Sometimes we collect other information that does not identify you, like your job title, industry or interests. Some information is required, and other information is optional.
For student and education versions of our applications, we may require information to confirm your eligibility. For our customers who make purchases through our channel partners or ecommerce providers, we will receive personal information about you from these companies so that we can have an accurate record of applications to which you have access.
To help keep our databases current and to provide you with more relevant content, experiences and offerings, we may combine information you give us with information from public sources and trustworthy companies (such as our resellers and ecommerce providers, and business contact databases), all in accordance with applicable law.
For example, these sources can tell us about the company size and industry of our business customers, and also help us maintain the accuracy of our databases.
Autodesk desktop product activation and automatic updates
When you activate an Autodesk desktop application, we collect information about your system, the desktop application you are activating, and the application (product) serial number. Learn more about activation. Some of our applications include features that connect to our servers and let you install updates to the application. We may keep track of information such as whether the update was successful or not.
Websites and applications
Our websites or applications may collect usage information so we can manage our agreement with you or the company, organization or institution through which you receive access – for example, so we know how much to charge based on amount of use, or when the limit of the services paid for has been reached. You can get more information by reading the terms of service or software license agreement that applies to the applications you are using, and by talking to your license or contract administrator.
Some of our websites and applications include specific data collection programs. Depending on the website or application, this information may or may not be associated with your personal information. You can learn more about specific programs, as well as your choices about how we use this information.
Automatic data collection tools, cookies and similar technologiesWhen you communicate with us, access our websites and applications through a browser, application, or other client, our servers automatically collect and record certain information. For example, your browser or device may tell us your browser type, language preference and the Internet Protocol (IP) address (which may tell us generally where you are located) and the type of device or system you used. Your browser may also tell us information such as the time and date of your request, page that led you to our website and, if applicable, the search terms you typed into a search engine that led you to our website.
In addition, we and our service providers may use cookies and similar technologies to collect information about how you use our websites and applications, and to measure the success of email or advertising campaigns. Choices about cookies and similar technologies.
When we send you emails, they might include a web beacon or similar technology that lets us know if you received or opened the email and whether you clicked on any of the links in the email. You can opt-out of marketing emails.
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In addition, when you see or interact with these buttons, tools, ads, or content, or view our webpage or application containing them, some information from your browser may automatically be sent to the other company. Please read that company's privacy policy for more information. You can also learn more about application usage metrics,cookies and your advertising choices.
Advertising
Our websites and applications may feature ads for other companies' products and services, as well as for ads our own applications.
We may work with one or more advertising networks (each an Ad Partner) who use cookies, tracking pixels, or other technologies to collect information in order to serve you ads and help us track results. Examples of this information may include, but are not limited to, websites you visit, mobile apps you use, preferences you may provide us as the app provider (such as language preferences), your IP address (for purposes of determining your general location), device ID, MAC address, and browser information. This information helps:
Some technology enables advertising to be temporarily uploaded onto your mobile device and replaced while you are online.
We do not actively share personal information with our Ad Partners or third party advertisers for their direct marketing purposes unless you give us your consent. Our Ad Partners deliver ads for us and may combine the information collected or obtained from us with other information they have independently collected from other websites and/or other online or mobile products and services relating to your browser's activities across their network of websites.
Please note that if you choose to click on an ad or participate in promotions of any third-party advertisers via an ad that appears in our application, this is solely between you and the advertiser and your participation is subject to the terms and conditions associated with that ad or promotion.
Social sign on and social networking
Some of our websites and applications may allow you to sign in using a social networking platform account (such as Facebook, Google+ or Twitter). Social sign-on features may make creating an account with us faster for you by pre-populating our registration or user profile form with information you provided to the social networking platform. The first time you use a social sign-on service, the social media platform typically explains what information will be shared with us.
Also, we have pages on many social networking platforms where you can visit and communicate with us. We may collect information when you visit our social networking pages. We will use this and social sign-on information for the purposes described in this privacy statement. Be sure to review the privacy and data usage policies of any social networking platform you use to learn more about its personal information practices and your options.
ChildrenSome Autodesk websites and applications are intended for general audiences. However, we do not knowingly collect any personal information from children aged 12 years old and under. In some jurisdictions, notification, prior written permission or other verifiable parental consent may be required of a parent or guardian for children from 13 to 17 years of age. No information should be submitted nor posted to Autodesk websites or applications by children 12 years old or under.
Information and content that you disclose
Some of our websites and applications allow you to post "likes," comments, profile information (including profile images), videos, photographs, images, design files, and other content for others to see. In some cases you can limit who can view or access information and content you post. In other cases, the information and content might be available to registered members of the application or website, or even to the general public.
We urge you to be careful and thoughtful when deciding to disclose personal information, or any other information, on our applications and websites. If you are posting information you to not want to be disclosed publicly, make sure you are using a website or application that allows you to control who sees information you have posted.
Please note that in some of our application and website forums, your name, user name, profile image, or email address may be posted along with any message you post. For example, information posted on Area, Instructables and Socialcam will be public by default. If you choose to share personal information in this way, the access limitations, security protocols and other commitments in this privacy statement will not apply to the information shared.
For information about how to access or remove personal information or content you share, read the information access, controls and choicessection.
For some websites or applications, we may allow access to certain content that you have shared publicly, including personal information, through an application programming interface (API). Learn more.
Storage, retention and deletion of personal information
We store personal information and data files associated with you on Autodesk servers and servers of companies we hire to provide services to us. This information may be stored in the United States and in other countries where Autodesk operates, and in countries where our service providers who help us run our business operate. Please see the sharing with third parties section for more information about our practices and requirements we place on service providers.
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We will keep personal information about you only as long as we need it:
For example, some laws and regulations may require us to retain certain transactional data. We take reasonable measures to destroy or permanently de-identify personal information in a secure manner when it is no longer required. For example, when the information is printed on paper, we take reasonable measures to delete or destroy it by shredding or incineration; where the information is stored electronically, we use technical means to render the information unusable.
How we use information
We use information about you in a number of ways, including:
Learn more about your privacy choices and controls.
Sharing information inside the Autodesk family of companies
We may share your personal information within Autodesk or any of our subsidiary companies worldwide for purposes of
Autodesk, Inc. is the party responsible for the management of the jointly-used personal information, and we and our subsidiaries agree to follow principles and procedures that help protect your personal information.
Sharing information with third parties
We may share information about you with companies, contractors and agents that help us to run our business. These companies, contractors and agents provide services to us like fulfilling orders, sending emails to you on our behalf, delivering customer support, and processing payments. They will have access to some of your information, limited to what they need to have to provide services. We require these companies, contractors and agents to agree to use reasonable safeguards to protect information about you. They are not allowed to use the information collected by us for their own purposes.
We may also share information about you:
Security and integrity of personal information
We use a combination of administrative, technical and physical security controls to help protect your personal information from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure. However, despite our efforts, no security controls are 100% effective, and we cannot completely ensure or warrant the security of your personal information.
Information access, controls and choices
Profile informationWe want to be sure the personal information we maintain is accurate, complete and up to date. You may have the right under applicable data protection laws to access the personal information that we keep for you, on request to us, except in certain limited circumstances (for example, where an applicable law requires us to deny such access).
You can update, correct or delete your profile information by following the instructions below. Also, note that we need to retain certain records for legal or internal business reasons, and some of your information may remain on backup systems, in compliance with applicable law.
Removing content you have postedTo remove content you have shared on our websites and applications, please use the same website or application feature you used to share the content and follow the instructions. An option to remove content may not always be available, for example on forums.
Where someone has invited you to comment on, or view or edit content through our websites or applications, you may be able to edit or delete your contributions or the user who has invited your participation may have control over these options.
Marketing choices
Remember, we may need to contact you for business reasons and you cannot unsubscribe or opt-out from these communications.
Introduction programsSometimes companies or organizations, including ones with whom we have business relationships, will ask us to make an introduction to one or more members of 123dapp.com, Socialcam, Instructables, Pixlr and similar websites and applications. We may contact you with details and to see if you are interested in the introduction. You can say no to a specific introduction, and you can also ask not to receive requests for introductions in the future.
Application programming interfacesWe may allow access to certain content, including personal information, posted through websites or applications through an application programming interface (API).
API access will be mentioned in the applicable terms of service. We place limitations on what third party developers can do with information. Below is information about your choices.
Public information access by third-party applications
On some websites and applications, content you post is public and cannot be marked as non-public or private. Check the posting controls for the specific application or website you are using.
Where there is an option to mark content as private or otherwise choose a non-public status, and you choose the non-public option, third party developers will not be able to access the following information through a public information access API:
If your content is "public" but you do not want developers to have access to your real name or profile image (for example, if it is a picture of your face), use a pseudonym or "handle" and use a profile image that does not consist of a picture of you.
Authenticated access by applications
You may choose to use third party applications that manage your interactions with our websites or applications. For example, third party applications may want to do the following types of activities:
We require the app developers to explain what actions they will take and also what information (including personal information) they need to access in order to take these actions, and to get your approval. In addition, we require developers to provide a link to an explanation of their privacy practices.
It is your choice to approve or not approve access by these third party applications.
Limitations on access by third party applications
In both cases described above, third party application developers are not allowed to use your personal information for marketing or promotional purposes without your consent, and are otherwise restricted in their use of your information by the terms of the applicable App Developer Agreement.
You can find links to the applicable App Developer Agreement through the applicable terms of service. For convenient reference, here is a non-exclusive list of the current agreements:
A "cookie" is a commonly used automated data collection tool. A cookie is a small amount of data that is sent to a browser from a web server and gets saved on the hard drive of the computer that you are using. Cookies and similar tools collect standard information from your browser such as browser type, browser language, and the website address you came from when you visited our website. They may also collect information about your Internet Protocol (IP) address, and clickstream behavior (for example, the pages you view and the links you click), along with the date and time of your visit or request, and one or more cookies that may uniquely identify your browser or your account.
If you do not want information collected through the use of cookies, there is a simple procedure in most browsers that allows you to automatically decline cookies, or to be given the choice of declining or accepting the transfer of a particular cookie, or cookies from a particular web site, to your computer.
If you set your browser to reject all cookies, you will be unable to use our websites and applications that require registration or customization in order to participate. If you choose to accept cookies from us and our service providers, you are granting us and our service providers your consent to set cookies on your computer. To learn more about cookies and other automatic data collection tools, please visit www.allaboutcookies.org.
When we send you emails, they might include a web beacon or similar technology that lets us know if you received or opened the email and whether you clicked on any of the links in the email. You can opt-out of marketing emails.
Advertising, including mobile adsSome of our mobile applications and websites may contain ads. Learn moreabout advertisements.
For more information about a specific mobile application, please see the About section (iOS devices) or the Legal/Privacy section (Android devices).
You may opt out of the use of your information by Ad Partners by using theNetwork Advertising Initiative tool. If you delete all cookies, use a different browser, or use a different computer, you will need to use the tool to renew your opt out choice.
In-application usage metrics and analytics
For convenience, here is a non-exclusive set of links to the privacy policies and opt-out instructions to services we may use:
Contacting our ecommerce providers
Customer controlled servicesAutodesk customers may invite you to participate in a customer-specific site of an application, such as the Autodesk PLM360, Buzzsaw, or Constructware services. The customer site administrator manages these invitations, and requests to change or update information you provided when registering should be directed to that site administrator. AUTODESK ACTS ONLY AS A SERVICE PROVIDER TO OUR CUSTOMERS IN CONNECTION TO THESE APPLICATIONS, AND IS NOT RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE FOR THE USE AND/OR DISCLOSURE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION ABOUT YOU BY SUCH CUSTOMERS.
Changes to this privacy statement
We may update this privacy statement from time to time. Check the "last updated" section at the top of this privacy statement to see the last time the privacy statement was changed.
If we decide to make changes to our privacy statement on a forward going basis, we will tell you and other users by placing a notice onwww.autodesk.com and/or by sending you a notice to the e-mail address (if any) we have on file for you. We may also give you notice through our applications and on our other websites. You should periodically checkwww.autodesk.com, our other websites and this Privacy Statement for updates. Your continued use of our applications and websites constitutes your agreement to this privacy statement.
For changes to this privacy statement that may be materially less restrictive on our use or disclosure of personal information you have provided to us, we will obtain your consent before implementing the change. Pleasecontact us if you have questions.
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