AutoTurn for Revit - Revisited

AutoTURN is a product that has been around for a long time... as an add-in for CAD it has been used by civil engineers to define and verify the path of travel and clearances required for vehicles. Transoft Solutions, the makers of AutoTURN, have a version which works with Revit.

In today's post, I will show the simple workflow used to validate vehicle travel paths in Revit.

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Product Review: AutoTURN for Revit

AutoTURN is a product that has been around for a long time... as an add-in for CAD we use it to define and verify the path and clearances required for vehicles. Transoft, the makers of AutoTURN, have now come out with a version for Revit. And, while the primary use-case for most might still be civil engineers and landscape architects in CAD for applications divorced from a building, some architects need to do this themselves or, like LHB, design public works projects such as transportation centers (see image below,) city bus storage and maintenance facilities, County maintenance facilities and fire stations which all have large vehicles moving within a building.

I gave AutoTURN for Revit a test drive using the free trial version. It was easy to download and...