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Revit Public Roadmap – January 2019
With the release of Revit 2019.2 it’s once again time to give you an update about where we are and where we are going. Let us know what you think! A few ground rules: This roadmap may make statements regarding future events and development efforts for our products and services. These statements reflect our current…
Roadmaps
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Revit 2019.2 new features connect data, cloud, and customers
Written by: Harlan Brumm, Sasha Crotty, Ian Molloy, Pawel Piechnik The Revit product team is very excited to announce the release of Revit 2019.2 — the latest version of Revit — to current subscribers. Before we dive into Revit 2019.2 new features, here’s some background on how we determine what to include in each new…
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Mechanical fabrication model creation improvements for Revit 2019.2
We are excited to share several usability improvements in Revit 2019.2 for mechanical fabrication modeling. These improvements were based on user feedback and are intended to improve your overall productivity when producing models in Revit. Revit 2019.2 Improvements When using the trim/extend tool when connecting an off-center branch from the main, the branch will connect…
MEP
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Autodesk Structural Precast Extension for Revit 2019 Update 1: Delivering more automation
It’s mid-winter in the northern hemisphere, and now is the best time to release some new tools for the projects waiting to be built in the spring. As a famous quote states: “The time to repair the roof is when the sun is shining.” And for everyone living on the other half of the planet,…
Structure
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Reducing Waste in Structural Steel Fabrication with BIM
During Autodesk University Las Vegas 2018, I taught a class called “Reducing Waste in Structural Steel Fabrication with BIM”. I discussed how prefabricated parts for structural steel can be designed with BIM-based integrated workflows and how this process helps reduce waste in steel fabrication, decreases the risk of costly errors, and increases quality and speed…
Structure
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How to export each assembly to a separate PCF file
A comment was recently posted to my previous blog post on Exporting PCF Files from Revit 2018 – Part 2 (Assemblies), asking: Thanks for the awesome code Martin! Is there a way to make the file name match the Assembly Name? I’ve provided a revised example below. The example has been modified to export each…
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