In most areas of Autodesk Inventor Professional and Vault, multi-selection works by highlighting the first item in a list, then holding SHIFT while selecting the last item — automatically including everything in between.
However, the Vault Basic Copy Design interface is an exception. Instead of a standard list, the interface behaves more like a tree structure. Components lower in the hierarchy can change their action based on their parent by holding CTRL while switching the parent’s status. This allows you to control component actions efficiently, even in complex assemblies.
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The construction industry is entering a new era, and Bluebeam is once again leading the way. In 2026, Bluebeam Max will launch as a new premium subscription that combines the power of Revu with advanced AI technology. This blog highlights just some of features you will expect to see within Bluebeam Max.
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