This feature can be located in its usual location on the ribbon under the Details Panel, in all family creation or edit tool spaces.Īdding information in a meaningful way onto a drawing sheet can sometimes be a challenging thing.
This little feature now gives family creators and detailers the possibility to create fill patterns on selected views for added detailing value (3D views excluded). This indication can be seen in the View Name drop-down, in the NEW "Positioning & View" panel on the ribbon, and in "View Properties" under Identity Data. This makes tracking and managing your view much easier.Īdditionally, there is now a clear demonstration of the sheet the view is placed on and the detail number used to add to the sheet. Visual indicators have been added in the "Project Browser" next to each view, which turns blue once a view has been placed on a sheet.
AUTODESK REVIT 2022 LOGO UPDATE
With the new "Filter by Sheet" tick box that has been added to the Schedules Filter Properties, your project schedules will now automatically remove the elements that does not form part for the view displayed on the sheet, and will update accordingly when views get swapped Views in Use Identification When it comes to scheduling, getting the information displayed on what is relevant to that sheet only can sometimes be a significant task.
Revit now introduces the option to now measure your elements inside of the 3D view making this a great improvement in workflow time-saving. Having to change the workplane in 3D view, just to confirm a measurement is now a thing of the past. We're eager to see how the broader design community will react to this somewhat sharp deviation in logo design – but at the very least, it might help us finally distinguish between different versions of Revit in the taskbar. The change is significant, to say the least. You’ll probably notice before anything else that Autodesk has introduced new logos across the board, including for Revit. Our team got an up-close look at the new Revit 2023 release – here are the top features and updates we think are worth knowing. Revit 2023 is here and is full of new features, bug fixes, and general updates that should be of interest to just about everyone who uses Revit. Check back in a few hours to see additional information about these new features. Note: This article is currently being updated with the latest regarding the Revit 2023 release.
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