I every time we model a roof or floor and it touches a wall, we get the pop-up asking if we would like to attach the highlighted walls to the roof/floor. My next favorite is a simple setting that I have struggled with for years. Guess that leaves room for future improvements. Now for the bad news, these striped rows are only visible in the schedule editor, not on the sheet and they are not printable. While we don’t get the ability to change the colors of these striped rows to our wonderful blues, oranges, greens and reds that we love in Excel we do get an elegant yet useful light gray. With the release of Revit 2020.1, our requests have been answered, with the function, Stripe Rows. While we can break that list up and make it a little easier to read having the ability to create a table style of graphic like Excel or AutoCAD has been a request forever. However, sometimes that multi-line list of data is difficult to follow. The ability to schedule data in Revit is one of the great powers of the program. My second favorite item includes a feature in schedules that all users have wanted for years, since we started expanding our use of schedules. With all these enhancements to the tool, I am excited to see how people start use it.Ģ: Path of Travel's Reveal Obstacles View Display Lastly, there is now a Reveal Obstacles display setting, that allows users to see what is being considered an obstacle before running the analysis.
The list of obstacles has also grown giving users more control over the route analysis. There is also now a Dynamo Node that allows a list of start and end points to be provided and it will generate the path of travel, this will aid in generate several paths very quickly. Users can now also tag, schedule and view, the room names and numbers of the start and end points.ġ: Path of Travel From and To Room Tagging The start and end points can now be modified easier, allowing users to update the route easier. With the release of 2020.1, several of the functions were enhanced. While the initial release was nice and gave users the functionality that we wanted, it left us wanting more. The Path of Travel tool was released in Revit 2020 and this brought on a functionality that architects have been wanting for a while. Here is a list of my Fave Five enhancements: Revit 2020.1’s enhancement list is quite the feat, with things from reinforcing cover, API modifications, to improvements on the all new path of travel tool that was released with Revit 2020. To provide their subscribers with new features, enhancements, and fixes since their release of Revit 2020 back in April.
On AugAutodesk continued with their recent tradition of releasing a point release of their flagship BIM software, Revit.
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