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What’s New in Autodesk Revit 2023.1
Revit 2023.1 introduces Twinmotion for Revit, upgrades to MEP modeling tools, more analytical to physical model automation for structural analysis, and handy advancements for everyone, like the ability to edit revisions on multiple sheets, upgrades to the project browser and command functionality, and more! Check the highlights: For the full release notes, check out the…
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What’s New for Structures in AEC Collection 2023
We’re pleased to share this holistic overview of new features, workflows and benefits for structural professionals in the new 2023 releases of Autodesk® Revit®, Robot Structural Analysis Professional® and Advance Steel®, all available in the AEC Collection. As the industry moves from CAD to BIM, structural professionals have the opportunity to capitalize on more effective…
Structures
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Introducing Project Explorer in Civil 3D
Reduce design time and better manage project complexities. With the release of Autodesk Civil 3D 2021.1 on August 17th, 2020, we are pleased to announce the availability of Project Explorer, an all-in-one hub for managing the staggering volume of design data in Civil 3D models. This new extension to Civil 3D provides users with a…
Infrastructure
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What’s New in Revit 2021.1
Better interoperability, Dynamo for Revit 2.6, and updates to generative design headline latest release.
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What’s new in Revit 2021
Revit 2021 includes upgrades suggested by you, our users, continuous improvements to core features, and exciting new functionality, beginning with Generative Design.
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Introducing Usage Reporting: Make data-driven decisions about your Autodesk products
Wondering if your team is making the most efficient use of your software? Before now, your choice was either to keep wondering or engage in time-intensive, manual tracking of users, products, and versions. But Autodesk’s new usage reporting* functionality takes the guesswork and slog out of tracking who is using what product and how often. This…
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