Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Efficient BIM documentation relies on placing accurate tags that remain connected to model data throughout the design process.
This lesson explores the BIMTAG command in BricsCAD and demonstrates both automatic and manual tagging workflows for BIM section drawings.
You will learn how to generate tags for sectioned elements, use box selection to target specific areas, switch between available MLeader styles, and place specialized tags such as load-bearing directions, composition tags, and spot elevations.
The lesson also covers configuring load-bearing directions, adjusting section plane visibility settings, working with custom MLeader styles directly in the current drawing, and managing tag reassociation when model links are lost.
By understanding these tools and options, you can create more informative, consistent, and flexible BIM annotations that improve the quality of project documentation.
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Efficient BIM documentation relies on placing accurate tags that remain connected to model data throughout the design process.
This lesson explores the BIMTAG command in BricsCAD and demonstrates both automatic and manual tagging workflows for BIM section drawings.
You will learn how to generate tags for sectioned elements, use box selection to target specific areas, switch between available MLeader styles, and place specialized tags such as load-bearing directions, composition tags, and spot elevations.
The lesson also covers configuring load-bearing directions, adjusting section plane visibility settings, working with custom MLeader styles directly in the current drawing, and managing tag reassociation when model links are lost.
By understanding these tools and options, you can create more informative, consistent, and flexible BIM annotations that improve the quality of project documentation.
Ready to start practicing?
Download the 30-day free trial today: okt.to/HhnZAD
Want access to the resources included in these lessons?
Enroll in this course in the BricsCAD Learning Center: okt.to/uV2EbM
