Learning objectives
You'll stop fixing drawings one by one. You'll learn how the settings behind your files work together, so one change updates the whole set and every sheet prints the way it should.
Who it's for
You already work in MicroStation every day and turn models into finished sheets. Learn the tools that make a large drawing set faster to produce and easier to keep consistent.
OpenBuildings Designer is built on MicroStation, so every tool in this course works there too. Learn how your model's data and display settings carry through to the drawings.
You set up the display rules, data and standards the rest of the team works from. Learn to build them so they apply the same way on every drawing, for every user.
Prerequisites
You'll get the most from this course if you already know your way around MicroStation.
Syllabus
Giving elements real information, such as material, grade and weight.
Storing the values your geometry depends on in one place.
Building geometry that updates when a value changes.
Defining the areas of the model your drawings are made from.
Controlling how elements look on screen and in print, automatically and consistently.
Getting the data out of your files and onto the drawings.
Setting MicroStation up around the way your team works.
Taking the repetition out of drawing production.
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About BIM Global
BIM Global is a Bentley-focused firm offering training, support, consulting, and modeling services for OpenBuildings Designer, MicroStation, and ProjectWise, for teams delivering large infrastructure projects.
Our training is led by an industry expert who has trained multiple teams and uses these exact tools on live projects every day. Most experienced users already know how to navigate the software. What makes the difference is knowing why people get stuck, spotting the mistakes teams keep repeating, and delivering training in a way that makes skills actually stick.
Our approach is deeply interactive. We connect new skills to the tools and workflows you already know, continuously check for understanding, and stay on a topic until it’s truly mastered, not just demonstrated.
Book it on its own, or combine it with MicroStation Fundamentals and other courses.
Invest in your team's training now and avoid costly mistakes later.