What’s New with Revit 2018?

Review our webinar as Francis Sebastian, BIM Specialist from Microsol Resources explores new features, including:

• The Dynamo Player, released with Revit 2017.1, is now part of Revit 2018, offering a utility that plays scripts created in the Dynamo graphical programming interface, making it easier for users to apply scripts that can enhance and extend Revit model behavior.
• Revit 2018 extends the power of global parameters, which helps embed design intent in a model to also apply to radial and diameter dimensions and equality constraints.
• New coordination model linking lets users use a Navisworks file as an underlay in Revit, making it easier to coordinate without side teams that might not be working in Revit.
• Meeting along-time user request, Revit 2018 now includes Schedule and add parameters for links and groups, helping users to better understand and quantify a project.
• Connecting conceptual design into the Revit design environment, Revit now supports SAT and Rhino file import.
• With tools for additional control over steel connections, Revit 2018 improves the workflow between engineers and steel detailers, helping to reduce errors with more accurate estimating and detailing.
• Fabrication modeling improvements in Revit 2018 help users to more efficiently model fabrication-ready elements using routing capabilities, and now supports detailed modeling of sloped piping elements.
• Revit 2018 introduces a multistory stair object that enables faster and easier modeling of complex stair towers for buildings with many stories.