"Project Chronicle is a free technology preview from Autodesk Research that makes it extremely convenient and easy for users to capture, share, and learn from software workflows. Project Chronicle consists of a recording utility to capture recordings, and a website that displays the recordings as Chronicles, interactive video tutorials. The videos can be shared publicly or set to private, so that they can be used as internal training materials for a private office or classroom." (Project Chronicle Page)
The tool is free (Download here) and it is integrated with Revit and Autocad. I have created a sample video using this tool to show how it works.
Here are the steps to make this video:
1- Run Chronicle and choose the application that you want to screen record. As it is mentioned before, Chronicle is integrated with Autocad and Revit to track the user clicks and create a table of content automatically.
3- Save and upload your video.
4- Go to Chronicle website and log in with your user name and password and change the privacy of the video to publish it.
5- You can embede your video in your blog or website by copying the html code using "embed" button bellow your video after you publish your video. Here is the sample video that I made to test:
Cool stuff.
ReplyDeleteThere some really good things you can find in Autodesk lab. I am not quite happy with the support though. Some have been discontinued or not improved for ages.
The most recent thing I used from Autodesk labs, was FreeWheel which has not been touched for really long time I guess. However it is still the best web-based viewer for dwf models.