See screenshot below:
Learn more on this post at BIM Blog.
Find out more features, and download trial at:
Steel Detailing, Construction & Fabrication Software | Advance Steel
Month: April 2014
You will need to login to Subscription to download:
It is provided here as a stand-alone application for your
convenience.
Content is currently available in English only.
*Autodesk
Revit 2015 software is only available as part of the Autodesk® Building
Design Suite 2015 Premium and Ultimate Editions and Autodesk®
Infrastructure Design Suite 2015 Ultimate Edition.
Download
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Autodesk_Revit_Server_2015_English_Win_64bit_dlm.sfx.exe (exe – 245211Kb) |
via Subscription page:
Autodesk Revit Server 2015
I have posted about RPC Creator many times before… but now, Archvision is offering a new feature based on Archvision Dashboard. It basically allows you to drag and drop an image to create RPC content for Revit.
Download the beta version at:
http://updates.archvision.com/projects/2E4C5DB8-2FD8-4639-84EA-83CEAA227057/versions/latest/32/download
RPC Plugin downloads:
RPC Plug-in for Autodesk Revit 2015 64-bit (version 1.2.2.0)
RPC Plug-in for Autodesk Revit 2014 32-bit (version 1.2.2.0)
RPC Plug-in for Autodesk Revit 2014 64-bit (version 1.2.2.0)
RPC Plug-in for Autodesk Revit 2013 32-bit (version 1.2.2.0)
RPC Plug-in for Autodesk Revit 2013 64-bit (version 1.2.2.0)
Steps on how to use it at:
ArchVision.com
Update, new download links (you will probably need to login or create a new free account):
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FULL INSTALLER / EXEXrevFreebiesSetup_2.1.0.exe |
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FULL INSTALLER / MSIXrevFreebiesSetup_2.1.0_x64.msi |
“Xrev UpRev enables you to quickly apply a revision to many sheets. Simply select the Revision you wish to apply, then select all the sheets you want to apply it to, click OK and its done …”
Functionally, I assume it goes through and ticks the “Revision on Sheet” box for you on multiple sheets.
For a non-addin method, you could use the Paste Aligned workflow described here.
Direct download links:
XrevFreebiesSetup_2012.3.19_x64.msi (Revit 2012)XrevFreebiesSetup_2013.3.19_x64.msi (Revit 2013)XrevFreebiesSetup_2014.3.19_x64.msi (Revit 2014)XrevFreebiesSetup_2012.3.19_x86.msi (Revit 2012)XrevFreebiesSetup_2013.3.19_x86.msi (Revit 2013)XrevFreebiesSetup_2014.3.19_x86.msi (Revit 2014)Register at:
Xrev Freebies � Products | Xrev.com.au
Mark Cronin has put together a nice guide describing how to clean up point cloud data in Civil3D, make a surface and then import that into Revit for topography creation. This is an alternative to using ScanToBIM for topography creation from point data, and if you already have Civil3D it might be the better route.
Read the detailed guide at:
Generate Revit Topography from Point Cloud Data | betterREVIT
My previous posts about Civil3D and Revit:
Using Civil3D to increase your Topography resolution in Revit
Simple methods to help with Civil 3D and Revit interoperability
You will need to login to Subscription site to download:
extend the capabilities … in key areas, including structural analysis, modeling, reinforcement, interoperability and
construction documentation. This download contains a portion of all
previously released Revit Extensions (some content has been migrated to
Autodesk Exchange Apps as separate installations or is no longer
supported).
Please note that the multi-language executable file
contains the following language versions: Brazilian Portuguese, English,
French, German, Japanese, Polish, Russian, and Simplified Chinese.
*Autodesk
Revit 2015 software is only available as part of the Autodesk® Building
Design Suite 2015 Premium and Ultimate Editions and Autodesk®
Infrastructure Design Suite 2015 Ultimate Edition.
Download
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Multiple Languages (exe – 224406Kb) |
via
Avatar locations (put an NWD in a folder inside here):
C:Program FilesAutodeskNavisworks Simulate 2013avatars
C:Program FilesAutodeskNavisworks Manage 2015avatarsSOMEFOLDERsomething.nwd
Some examples for download:
Download NWavatars
Read more:
http://blogs.rand.com/manufacturing/2012/09/navisworks-simulate-custom-avatars-for-walkthrough-review.html
Some thought-provoking stuff from the shoegnome blog:
“SketchUp was a disruptive force when it appeared so many years ago. It democratized and simplified 3D modeling. Anyone could model anything in SketchUp. And now there are 3.5 MILLION models in the 3D warehouse. SketchUp can now attach IFC data to elements. Connect those dots.
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In 2014 SketchUp became BIM. And I think we’re all in for a whole new thing.”
Read Jared’s whole article at:
SketchUp Pro 2014 and IFC: welcome to the new world of BIM
via
https://twitter.com/bimannouncer/status/455783135368601601
