- Start Using Bluebeam for Everyone Tier 2
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Start Using Bluebeam for Everyone Tier 1 Review 3 min
- Revu Setup
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How to Customize Bluebeam Revu Toolbars and Preferences for a Faster, More Accessible Workflow 3 min
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How to Customize Your Interface with Profiles 3 min
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Revu Setup Practice 5 min
- Advanced Tools and Tool Sets
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Advanced Tool Set Management 3 min
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How to Save and Reuse Tool Sets with Profiles 3 min
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How to Import, Scale, and Pin Tool Sets in Bluebeam Revu for Faster, More Accurate Markups 4 min
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How to Use Bluebeam Revu Measurement Tools for Faster Takeoffs and Quantity Tracking 3 min
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Advanced Tool Set Practice 5 min
- Advanced Markups and Markups List
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How to Use Advanced Markups in Bluebeam Revu to Document Issues and Design Changes 3 min
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How to Create Custom Stamps 2 min
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How to Create Formula Columns 2 min
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How to Create Custom Statuses 2 min
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Start Using Bluebeam for Everyone Tier 2 Knowledge Check 3 min
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Rate Start Using Bluebeam for Everyone Tier 2
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Start Using Bluebeam for Everyone Tier 2: Course Complete!
Start Using Bluebeam for Everyone Tier 2
Build on your Bluebeam Revu skills with customized workspaces, tool sets, measurements, markups, and tools for tracking costs and review progress.
Overview
Build on your Bluebeam Revu fundamentals with tools and workflows that help you work more efficiently and consistently. Learn how to customize your workspace, organize and share reusable tool sets, measure drawings, document issues and design changes, and track costs and review progress with formula columns and custom statuses.
Details
Once you are comfortable navigating Revu and placing common markups, the next step is making the software work the way you do. Start Using Bluebeam Tier 2 helps you tailor your tools and settings while expanding how you measure, document, and manage project information.
You will customize toolbars and Preferences, save interface layouts with Profiles, and organize tool sets for reuse and sharing. Then you will import, scale, and pin tools for easier access, use Length, Area, and Count measurements, and add context to drawing reviews with advanced markups, Snapshots, and Capture photos. You will also create custom stamps, calculate values with formula columns, and configure custom statuses to communicate and track review progress.
Learning Goals
By the end of this course, you should be able to:
- Customize toolbars, panels, and Preferences, and save reusable interface layouts with Profiles.
- Organize, import, scale, pin, and share tool sets for more consistent markup workflows.
- Use Length, Area, and Count tools to measure drawings and track quantities.
- Document issues and design changes with advanced markups, Snapshots, Capture photos, and custom stamps.
- Create formula columns to calculate values from markup data and custom statuses to track review progress.
FAQs
Start Using Bluebeam for Everyone Tier 2 expands on everyday Revu workflows with workspace customization, advanced tool set management, basic measurements, and more detailed issue documentation. You will also learn how to create custom stamps, use formula columns for calculations, and configure custom statuses to track review progress.
This course builds on the skills introduced in Start Using Bluebeam for Everyone Tier 1. You should be comfortable navigating Revu, placing and customizing common markups, and using the Tool Chest and Markups List. If those tools are new to you, begin with Start Using Bluebeam for Everyone Tier 1 before moving on to these more detailed workflows.
You can customize toolbars, rearrange panels, and save your interface layout as a Profile. This course also explores Preferences for markup navigation, comment formatting, automatic text box sizing, and drawing display. Revu Preferences are separate from Profiles, so you will learn why they should be backed up separately.
Use the Tool Chest to organize saved tools, adjust their properties, and choose between Properties Mode and Drawing Mode. You will learn how to import and export .btx tool set files, scale symbols to match a calibrated drawing, pin a tool set to a toolbar, and share tool sets and Profiles with project partners.
Yes. The course introduces Length, Area, and Count tools for measuring drawings and tracking quantities. A separate formula column example shows how to calculate flooring material costs from measurement data and material values in the Markups List. The example uses prepared material data so you can focus on building and formatting the calculation.
Use Arc Segment to reshape a Polyline around a curved condition, Cloud+ to combine an outline with an explanatory callout, and Snapshot to show copied drawing content as visual context. You will also learn how to attach and annotate photos with Capture, then export the images or include them in a report for sharing.
Custom stamps let you create reusable review labels and add dynamic information such as the user and date. Custom statuses help you communicate the current state of a markup with workflow-specific states and colors. This course shows how to create and apply both, including how to review status history in the Markups List.
Complete all required course content and activities to meet the course completion requirements. If a course offers a certificate, it will be available through your Bluebeam University account after the course is marked complete.