Revit 2024.1 builds out capabilities for design and documentation, interoperability and data transfer, and insights and analysis introduced in recent releases. The release of Revit 2024 brought big upgrades for site modeling, structural rebar detailing, and structural analysis tools. In this update, those capabilities continue to advance. You’ll also find tweaks to the project browser that improve readability and navigability, along with performance enhancements benefitting everyone working in Revit. Three things to know about this update:
1) Geometry optimizations for landscape modeling.
Released with a revamp of Site Tools in Revit 2024, toposolids replace toposurfaces as a flexible modeling output for representing site topography as solid geometry. In 2024.1 it is possible to optimize the number of points comprising a toposolid, making them easier to manipulate and easier to work with. This feature is especially useful when importing highly detailed or complex geodata into Revit.
2) More modernization for the Project Browser.
Revit 2024 introduced features for improving the experience of working in Revit, like Dark Theme. One very useful release that flew a bit more under the radar: you can now search in the project browser! Revit 2024.1 adds to this new browsing functionality, with a keyboard scroll for browsing line by line, and a mouse wheel enabled zoom to make browsing easier on the eyes.
3) Enhancements for rebar detailing and structural analysis.
Revit 2024 eased the workflow for adding rebar details to drawing sets, creating bar bending schedules for fabrication and aligning bars along curved elements. With Revit 2024.1, tools for editing rebar segment lengths are made more intuitive through improvements to the in-canvas commands. And there is new automation, too, with automatic tag placement for multi-rebar annotations, saving time and tedium when developing document sets.
You’ll also find in this update enhancements for manipulating structural analytical members and frame elements, along with better support for openBIM workflows, with specific improvements to displaying linked geometry from IFC files, representing one of many improvements for open workflows shipped in recent releases.
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