Showing posts with label 2011 New Features. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2011 New Features. Show all posts

Friday, March 26, 2010

Revit 2011 Blogger Webcast

Here are some bullet-point highlights I took from the Blogger Webcast today for Revit Architecture 2011…

  • Design Options and Worksets accessible via the Status Bar
  • Workset visibility updates
  • Box option around Text
  • Select All Instances in View
  • Decals show in the new Realistic View
  • 1 Mile radius from Origin limit has been extended to 10 miles
  • Consistent Material Library between 2011 products – Revit has new materials
  • 4 Core limit removed for Rendering in Revit
  • Background images for Rendering
  • Last Command is remembered, accessed via right-click or the Enter key
  • Filters through Links
  • Tagging elements though links
  • Editing base sketch when working with Massing (this was missing in 2010)
  • (some) Structural Tools are core in Revit Arch, not part of a subscription pack.  Things like sloped columns, enhanced beam system tools, curved beams, floor decking (sorry, no roof deck), etc.
  • NWC Exporter will now have the ability to kick out Room info and objects
  • Interactive Sun Path

And I know I don’t talk much about MEP, but WOW…2011 looks nice!  They really went to town with Revit MEP 2011 and have some very nice new features.

Want to see some videos from 2011, check out the YouTube channel from Autodesk - http://www.youtube.com/AutodeskBuilding

Thursday, March 25, 2010

What’s New in Revit Architecture 2011 and Availability

Well, the day has come where Autodesk 2011 information is all over the place.  Instead of just reposting a bunch of stuff that you’ve probably already seen, I’m going to instead point you to a great post that David Light put together on his blog - http://autodesk-revit.blogspot.com/2010/03/whats-new-in-revt-architecture-2011.html - about the new features in Revit Architecture 2011.  Great post David!

I’ll be posting more as the new release hits the “streets”, or in the Subscription Center site anyway.  And, the preliminary date for Revit Architecture to be available is April 8.  Take this lightly, as it could very well change.  I’ll post though when I get the official word.

Oh, and Autodesk has updated their website with the new information for 2011…

http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/pc/index?siteID=123112&id=8479263#channels_What’sNew

This release looks to be one of the better releases, so I look forward to this year in Revit!