Showing posts with label aecBytes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aecBytes. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 2, 2024

What's New in Revit 2025 - My Annual AECbytes article is live!

For the ninth year in a row, I have written a "What's New in Revit" article for AECbytes covering the latest release of Autodesk Revit 2025.


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Wednesday, April 28, 2021

My AECbytes article - civil-related tools & workflows for Revit users

I wrote a new article, just published at AECbytes, on civil-related tools and workflows that Revit users should be aware of.

One section includes an introduction to a new add-in under development for Revit by ParallaxTeam, called FOREground... everything in the image below was modeled with this tool, resulting in a high fidelity site model within Revit.



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Tuesday, April 6, 2021

Revit 2022 - See What's New in my Annual AECbytes Article

My annual "What's New" article for Revit 2022 is out! Head over to the AECbytes site to read about the great new features and enhancements added this year. There are a LOT of new features and enhancements this year, including tapered walls, as shown in the image below!







Wednesday, April 8, 2020

Revit 2021 - See What's New in my Annual AECbytes Article

My annual "What's New" article for Revit 2021 is out! Head over to the AECbytes site to read about the great new features and enhancements added this year. One new feature, that is sure to make a lot of architects happy, is the ability to slant a wall, as shown in the iamge below!




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