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This is a Special Edition of the Weekly Roundup, focused solely on What’s New with all flavors of Revit 2017.1 – (formerly R2).
As more info and posts come out, I will update this post to keep all your Revit 2017.1 info in one place!
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See Update #4 at the end – Posted on Nov. 14th
See Update #3 at the end – posted on Nov. 3rd
See Update #2 at the end – posted on Oct. 28th
This is a Special Edition of the Weekly Roundup, focused solely on What’s New with all flavors of Revit 2016 R2 – (formerly Revit Sunrise).
As more info and posts come out, I will update this post to keep all your Revit 2016 R2 info in one place!
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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:
Hopefully the Worksharing Monitor will be out soon.
Update Aug. 19th:
Worksharing Monitor 2016 now available
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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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If like me you have been receiving an error to do with the Structural Analysis Tool Kit 2015 over the last week or so since installing Revit 2015 Update Release 6, a fix is here.
The image above is of the offending error, and basically it happens because the Structural Analysis Toolkit 2015 was install before the Revit 2015 Update release 6 was installed.
Autodesk has just released an updated version of the Structural Analysis Toolkit 2015 that can be downloaded free from the exchange site.
You need to uninstall your current version in order to install the recent one.
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Yesterday Autodesk released a mid-season update or R2 as it was called for Revit 2015. This new release has some cool new features and tweaks that improve on Revit 2015 R1. Of course you can only take advantage of these new features and tweaks if you are a Subscription customer of Autodesk – See note below from Autodesk
“Note: These enhancements are available only to Autodesk Maintenance and Desktop Subscription customers for Revit 2015 software releases.”
One of the biggest things that came out with the Revit R2 was a new (well new to Autodesk) extension called Site Designer Extension for Revit 2015, which is a repacked versions of EaglePoint’s Siteworks.
I was going to write something witty about this but ThinkBIM beat me to it, and his is to good to beat, so I will share his masterpiece:
A Site for Sore Eyes! Revit gets some Site Tools (Finally!)
You can also find out more about Revit 2015 R2 in the Autodesk In The Fold Blog post linked below:
Autodesk Revit 2015 Subscribers get a Slew of New Capabilities with “R2” update
You can also take a look at the ‘What’s New with Revit 2015 R2″ help page (thanks to Revit OpEd for pointing with his post on the update)
Now stop reading and start downloading!
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Autodesk has released Service Pack 3 for all three flavors of Navisworks 2015. This service pack fixes an irritating problem that was created by Service Pack 2 of only being able to appended models/files one at a time.
The Autodesk Application Manager has these updates on it now, or you can download it from here
I have also attached the read-me file if anyone is so inclined.
Autodesk_Navisworks_2015_Service_Pack_3_Feature_readme
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