Add-ins, Autodesk, BIM, Revit, Revit 2016, Subscription, Updates

Batch Print, eTransmit, Model Review, & BD Link now available – Still no Workshaing Monitor

It has been a long time coming, but today Autodesk released 4 more of their subscription add-ins for Revit 2016. these where released via the Autodesk Exchange Apps Store. In the pasted you could find them as part of your Autodesk Subscription Site (now your Autodesk Account).

Here are the direct links to the Add-ins on the Exchange Apps site:

There is still one missing:

  • Worksharing Monitor

Hopefully the Worksharing Monitor will be out soon.

Update Aug. 19th:

Worksharing Monitor 2016 now available

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Add-ins, Autodesk, BIM, Revit, Revit 2016, Subscription, Updates

Where are my Revit 2016 Subscription Add-ins?

So like many of you out there in Internet land I’ve been looking for, and waiting for some of the 2016 versions of the Revit Subscription Add-ins I’ve come accustom to getting every year when the new version comes out.

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Add-ins, BIM, BIM 360 Glue, NWC, Revit

BIM 360 Glue: Issue with linked files when you use the NWC file option in BIM 360 Revit Add-in

This is a re-post of a Blog I did for work, which is posted on the IMAGINiT Building Solutions Blog here.

I had a client point out this issue to me, what they had tried to do was to export a Revit file to BIM 360 Glue, using the NWC option in the “Glue” feature in the BIM 360 Revit Add-in. It was a Revit 2014 model from a 3D view with Revit 2 links loaded. They had set their Navisworks Exporter 2014 to convert linked files.  However after exporting to Glue, none of the links have been exported.

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RTC NA 2015 – The BIMsider Speaks……Twice

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Updated – April 6th – Session dates and times now listed with session descriptions.

Last Thursday & Friday (Mar. 19th & 20th) the RTC NA (Revit Technology Conference North America) Committee sent out the acceptance letters to those submitter’s that had been chosen to speak this year. Out of 300 Submissions, 100 got selected, and I’m very proud and lucky to have been selected twice this year!

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Add-ins, BIM, Revit, Scan-To-BIM

Scan to BIM 2015.1 from IMAGINiT Released Today (Oct. 1st/14)

If you do much work with Point Cloud Data and Revit, then chances are that you have used or at least heard of Scan To BIM by IMAGINiT. This is a Revit add-in that allows you to easily transform Point Cloud data into actual Revit model elements. Well today Oct. 1st, 2014 IMAGINiT has released it’s latest version 2015.1

This release has many small improvements and one major feature that changes the way Scan To BIM is used for piping with the addition of an “easy button” like feature called Auto-Find Pipes. This feature when used will scan the entire point cloud or a selected area and look for pipes then create matching pipe runs using native Revit geometry.

Existing customers will get a notification starting mid-morning today with details on this update. If you are interested here is a video playlist of some of the items in 2015.1: YouTube

A few more items in this release to make note of:

  1. Help File is now web based, we can edit and update for all users at any time (ie add a more detailed example)
  2. More Tutorials, added via the app but pulling from our Youtube playlist for STB 2015.
  3. Tweak to Deviation, smaller numbers and Grid Deviation now supports placing numbers in the grid view (centre of each grid) as shown in the video above.
  4. The Adjust Pipe feature has now been moved from the Create Pull down Menu to the Modify Menu
  5. Added new settings for update check and close dialog after creation.

You can see the official press release here:

Scan To BIM 2015.1 Press Release

Happy Scanning, and then even happier modeling!

The BIMsider

Add-ins, Autodesk, BIM

Have You Met Screencast Yet?

This is a need little video that will show you what Screencast can do in less than 2 minutes (1:58 to be exact). Now if you are like me and spend a lot of time teaching and supporting Revit then you will find this a very helpful little tool.

You can download the free software at screencast.autodesk.com and “show them all how you did that!”

The BIMsider