Visibility issues related to invisible elements are often in Revit. It is important to know all possible causes before you try to unhide it. Various reasons can cause an element to be invisible, and it’s important when you find a… Continue Reading
Whether you are a BIM manager or a BIM modeler you need to get very familiar with Revit’s Manage ribbon tab because it’s a crucial component of the software’s user interface. This article helps you with this task. Revit’s Manage… Continue Reading
The very first step when you start learning a software is to get familiar with its user interface (UI). Many Revit beginner users and even experienced users are not familiar with Revit user interface or are confused when they need… Continue Reading
Revit 2024 features new site tools, modernized user interface, and other enhancements requested from the community. It was released on April 4th 2023. Below you can see the list of top enhancements in Revit 2024. The list is focused on… Continue Reading
When architects create their conceptual design model in Revit, they will further work with structural engineer on their BIM model. Revit is developed for all disciplines: architects, structural and MEP engineers will use the same Revit software that provides toolsets… Continue Reading
You can use formulas in Revit to combine multiple parameters and get a new value based on these parameters values. Having the knowledge of how to use formulas are important when you create schedules and especially families. You don’t need… Continue Reading
Some mistakes in the BIM process are common for the most offices, and they are usually caused by short deadlines and the old ways of thinking. In this article you can read about the most common mistakes and the possible… Continue Reading
When you work on a large BIM model in Revit you will waste a lot of time if you didn’t set up models correctly. The opening and manipulation will be slow which takes your time and working energy. Here are… Continue Reading
When you submit documentation from Revit usually you also submit Revit models. Of course, it depends on scope of work and it should be specified in the BEP do you submit BIM models. In general there are two workflows for… Continue Reading
During CAD-to-BIM transition period it was usual practice to use AutoCAD software together with Revit in a BIM workflow. It was so-called BIM Level 1. However, even if you evolve to BIM Level 2 and use full potential of BIM… Continue Reading