Tag: revit
Adaptive auxiliary objects in Revit, part 2
After my last blog post about adaptive measuring lines as a 3D measurement aid, I was asked how the principle could be used to measure surface areas. The…
Adaptive auxiliary lines as a 3D measuring aid in Revit
The measurement in Revit in the 3D view is improved from version to version – nevertheless, one sometimes runs into the limits…
Ahoy 2015 + quick tip for corrupt Revit files
2014 was a very exciting year – I was lucky enough to attend great events (BIM Aarhus, AU Darmstadt, RTC Europe) – which…
Revit Update 2015 R2
What Sundial had already suspected is finally here: all subscription customers can now download the updated and improved version of the app in the Subscription Center from yesterday onwards...
Understanding and managing parameters in Revit
As is well known, BIM primarily involves the I – that is, the information that is „attached“ to the components in the form of attributes or parameters…
New features in Revit 2015
Autodesk presented a very nice overview of the current updates in Revit 2015 a few days ago – in German and with many screenshots to illustrate it.…
Architect's Next Topmodel - my presentation at the #AUD2014
Plans are often referred to in the BIM process as the byproduct of the model – unfortunately, that’s often how they look too. Especially for architectural offices, that’s always a problem…
Revit's secret places
Revit creates several folders on your HD where it stores data, and sometimes you need to access these folders in order to change something…