How to Back-check P&ID Redline Markups | No Red-line Missed

Tutorial 3 of the Anvesco series: back-checking markups. The engineer marks up a drawing, the draftsman drafts the revision, and someone has to confirm that every red-line made it in. Anvesco puts the markup and the drafted revision side by side and helps you account for every item. In this video: • Open the marked-up drawing (Bluebeam, Acrobat or printed) and the drafted revision • Synchronised zoom and pan across both drawings • Assisted check: evidence for each markup, plus changes no markup asked for and the revision clouds. It suggests; you decide. • The five statuses: Drafted, Not drafted, Partly / wrong, Query, Not for drafting • Click a markup, or step through them one at a time with the keys D, N, P, Q • The highlighter: each colour sets a status, and you can change what each colour means • Comments for the draftsman: clouds on the drafted revision, one at a time or all at once • Export the back-check register (Excel) and PDFs for Bluebeam / Acrobat • Printed and flattened markups work too Chapters 0:00 Introduction 0:16 Open the markup and the drafted revision 0:42 Assisted check 0:56 The five statuses 1:15 Back-check each markup 1:50 Highlighter 2:09 Comments for the draftsman 2:28 Export 2:49 Printed markups 3:03 In short 3:17 Next ▶ Previous: Check a revision:    • How to Compare Two P&ID Revisions | Find E...   ▶ Next: Make plant lists:    • Make P&ID Plant Lists Automatically | Line...   🔒 Anvesco runs entirely on your computer. Your drawings are never uploaded. 🖥 Desktop version in trial: message me on LinkedIn to join:   / lalit-akutkar   🌐 Free web version (Check a revision): https://anvesco.pages.dev Anvesco helps you check; it does not check for you. The assisted check is a beta that suggests; the checker decides. All drawings shown are synthetic samples. Footage and music: Mixkit (free licence). Bluebeam, Acrobat and Excel are named only to describe file compatibility. #P&ID #ProcessEngineering #DesignReview