Resources
How-to guides
Short, practical walkthroughs for getting the most out of SketchWeave — from your first sheet to assembling a submission. New guides are added as features land.
Getting started
Your first ten minutes.
Create your first project and sheet
Start a project, add your first sheet, and get oriented.
Read guide BasicsAdd views and attach drawings
Place views on a sheet and attach a PDF or sketch so each view shows the real artwork.
Read guide BasicsHow sheets auto-fit their views
Understand why sheets resize themselves, and how to arrange views so the layout stays tidy.
Read guideBuilding your set
Structure, connect, and reuse.
Connect views and trace downstream
Draw connections between views and use trace to light up everything a change would touch.
Read guide NotesBuild parametric sheet notes
Create note combinations once and apply them across sheets so updates propagate project-wide.
Read guide LibraryReuse sketches across projects
Save details and references to your sketch library and drop them into any sheet or project.
Read guideForma & assembly
Stay current, then issue in one click.
Connect SketchWeave to Autodesk Forma
Authorize the APS connection and pull your sheet PDFs in so your sheets always reference the latest version.
Read guide AssemblyPlan a submission and hit Assemble
Lay out the set for a deadline, then assemble every drawing — latest version, correct order — in one pass.
Read guide WorkflowKeep drawings up to date automatically
How SketchWeave tracks the current version of each drawing so you never chase the latest copy.
Read guideWorking with a team
Share the set, not just the file.
Invite teammates and share projects
Set up your organization, invite people, and share org projects so the whole studio can read the set.
Read guide TeamsHow the single-edit lock works
Understand who can edit when, and how the lock prevents two people from overwriting each other.
Read guide BillingManage seats and billing
Add or remove seats, switch between monthly and annual, and manage your subscription.
Read guideCan't find what you're looking for?
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