Following up with Revit 2019.2 update install issues, there is another critical point that wasn’t documented. When you install Revit 2019.2, it silently updates your current Dynamo install to the 1.3.4 version. As a general rule of thumb, Dynamo supports three versions of Revit: the current release (2019) and two versions back (2018 and 2017).…
Read MoreHow to fix Revit 2019.2 update install issues
Revit 2019.2 update has been around for a couple of days now. It brings some great features that enhance connectivity and productivity (see the list of enhancements @ Autodesk blogs). But in some cases the update fails to install correctly, and here is why: The problem with Revit 2019.2 occurs on systems that had the…
Read MoreAesthetics in data visualization – HOK MissionControl
MissionControl is a web application presented by Konrad K Sobon at Autodesk University 2017 that allows you to access Revit data from a web browser. It brings important data from Revit models right at your fingertips in a clean and responsive format: MissionControl has some nice features like: Dashboards for data visualization Revit add-in with…
Read MoreEnscape3D minor update 2.4 deserves a major title. Here is why.
Enscape3D evolves with a decent speed, introducing a bunch of great features with each release. This is probably because of the way Enscape team interacts with their users through the Trello development agenda. Everyone has access to this board and can not only see the future development plans, but also vote for the favorite ideas.…
Read MoreArchiCAD Connection add-in updated for Revit 2019
Graphisoft has recently updated its ArchiCAD Connection Revit add-in that streamlines the dataflow between ArchiCAD and Revit through the IFC format. ArchiCAD Connection has several main features: “Improved IFC Import” has extra options compared to the native Revit IFC importer. “Link IFC” merges IFC models into the current Revit project as a non-editable reference. “Export…
Read MoreFarewell to the Revit 2019 Extensions
Bad news for everyone who has been waiting for the next Revit 2019 Extensions release. Autodesk recently published the following statement concerning the fate of Revit Extensions: As of April 20, 2018, Autodesk will not deliver Revit® Extensions for Autodesk® Revit® 2019. Instead, customers using the timber and reinforcement modeling extensions can easily migrate to…
Read MoreGetting some data from Revit shared parameters with Dynamo
I recently ran into an issue with shared parameters that have the same name but different GUIDs. This happens when somebody creates the new shared parameter instead of using an existing one. And the difference between parameters’ GUIDs is a huge problem: Revit knows that these parameters are not the same by looking at the…
Read MoreRevit roadmap update – September 2018
Autodesk has just published an update for the public Revit roadmap. The updated document contains both new features that have already been implemented in the latest 2019.1 release, and plans for the future development. We’ve add some major projects to our roadmap for this update. We’ve decided that is time to start working on improvements…
Read MoreRhino inside Revit is live on GitHub
It’s been a month since I wrote about the work-in-progress McNeel’s technology called “Rhino Inside”: Will Rhino 7 run inside Revit? And now it is live on GitHub! The Rhino Inside technology allows Rhino and Grasshopper to be embedded within other products, including Revit and AutoCAD. This repository contains all the sample developer code for…
Read MoreDownload LOD 2018 Specification draft
This summer, the BIMForum released the 2018 Public Comment draft of its Level of Development (LOD) Specification. The previous version was introduced way back in 2016 and is also available for download from the BIMForum website. The Level of Development (LOD) Specification is a reference that enables practitioners in the AEC Industry to specify and articulate with…
Read MoreRevizto 4.8 released with a bunch of new features
Revizto is a real-time BIM issue tracking software that uses game engine to create interactive 3D environments for collaboration. Revizto supports Revit, Navisworks, AutoCAD, ArchiCAD, Civil 3D, Tekla, SketchUp, Rhino and IFC files converted into Revizto viewer. And the recent update brings the following list of the new features: Issue Stamps. Accelerate your markup workflow…
Read MoreRevit RFO Benchmark v3.2 now supports Revit 2019
Revit RFO Benchmark is the free Microsoft PowerShell-based benchmark that analyzes Revit performance. The benchmark has recently been updated to version 3.2, which supports Revit 2019 and comes with the following list of enhancements: The Squiggly Lines graphics test has been removed from the Full_Standard set. A new Graphics_Comparison set compares standard graphics views, squiggled…
Read MoreAPIdocs.co brings Revit, Rhino, Navisworks and Grasshopper APIs together
Apidocs.co is an ambitious online project by Gui Talarico, the author of the Revit API website called RevitAPIdocs. Instead of focusing on one particular application, apidocs combines several applications’ APIs into one online library with more than 120K unique documents: Apidocs has a clean and user-friendly interface, which is easy to use and navigate. Just…
Read MoreWhat’s new in Navisworks 2019.1
Navisworks 2019.1 update (available via the Autodesk Desktop App) comes with the following list of bug fixes and improvements: Improvements [LMV] Support .VUE file property. Fixed incorrect IFC Class and Element description in IFC hierarchy. AVEVA E3D import (RVM file format) – missing attributes in the object properties. Allow Display ID to be shown in…
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