• Have you tried? Revit Path of Travel Tool

    Save time calculating egress and path of travel with a new automation tool in Revit.


  • New Visualization Features Improve Graphics and Communication in Revit

    Teams can’t collaborate on something they can’t see. That’s why, whether you’re a structural engineer, architect, or any other professional working with BIM, visualization is key. And Revit 2020 packs a powerful punch in this department. Revit 2020 delivers features in a…


  • Revit Public Roadmap – August 2019

    With the release of Revit 2020.1, we are pleased to provide an update to our Public Roadmap for Revit – however, because our last update to the Revit Roadmap was just in July, this blog post does not have very many changes…


  • Revit security fix

    Information about Recent TLS Security Updates

    ACTION ALERT: Autodesk Identity Services will move to TLS 1.2 on August 3, 2019. Check this link for a list of affected Revit versions and the Revit Cloud Worksharing service to find out if you should update your software. We released a…


  • Steel Connections for Dynamo – The Cornerstone of Steel Modelling

    Autodesk Revit 2020 delivers several new functionalities. One that stands out from the rest was created for the structural engineer. Steel Connections for Dynamo and its sample scripts will help engineers to work more productively when modelling, placing steel connections, optimizing design and material consumption.  Dynamo for Revit users can create rules for adding steel connections on…


  • Autodesk Analytical Modeling 2019 Dynamo Package

    Autodesk has just released the Autodesk Analytical Modeling 2019 Dynamo package, which helps structural engineers to better control and automate creation of analytical models in Revit for consistency and structural analysis preparedness. The parameterization, definition of logical assumptions, their priorities, as well…