Showing posts with label Service Update. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Service Update. Show all posts

Thursday, June 30, 2011

Revit Architecture 2012 Update 1 Available

I knew this would happen… get busy and things slip through without being noticed.  Thanks to a co-worker, I was notified this morning that the 1st service pack/update was now available for the Revit 2012 products.  You can download the update HERE.

For some reason, the list that’s typically included isn’t available quite yet.  There are a few people that have posted about some of the fixes (What Revit Wants has a post that explains this a little along with a couple of the items people have notice that are fixed).  As soon as the list becomes available, it will be plastered all over the web!

One of the things that I noticed and am very, very happy that is fixed is Revit 2012 crashing when working with the Materials dialog.  My Revit 2012 has been crashing every time I went to close the Materials dialog, and now with Update 1, that’s been fixed!

So keep your eye on the web for the list of updates…I’m sure it won’t be too long before it’s out.

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Revit Architecture 2011 Update/Service Pack 1

Well, this managed to come up without much notice.  And if you’re looking at the Autodesk website, you won’t find the update either (at least so far at 9:00 am CST).  It did pop up on my Communication/Info Center that there was an update.  The link will bring you to a “local” htm page that has a link to the readme and a button to Update your software.  This link does know if you have a 32bit or 64bit installation. 

Now that the Autodesk webpage has been updated and you’re looking to download the exe, you can grab them at the following link…

http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/item?siteID=123112&id=14973244 

Here’s the list of the main updates…

  • The list of supported video cards and drivers has been updated.
  • Improves stability in working with families.
  • Improves stability when deleting views.
  • Improves stability when export to gbXML.
  • Improves stability when view "Analytical Surfaces" in the Export gbXML dialog.
  • Correct export of embedded curtain walls to gbXML.
  • Improves stability when export to DWG.
  • Improves stability when export a split view with shared coordinates to DWG.
  • Respects crop region with blocks when exported to DWG in wireframe visual style.
  • Correct placement of annotation when exported to DWG.
  • Improves stability when Export to DWF.
  • Improves stability and performance when working in the Materials dialog.
  • Improves IFC import to display a warning when encountering a geometry issue that would have previously caused instability in some cases.
  • Improves Properties Palette and canvas interaction that caused unstable graphics if family regenerations were interrupted.
  • Updates to placed instances will now occur when reloading a Family Parameter into project environment as a Reporting Parameter.
  • Improves In Canvas Parameter Labeling to allow a Reporting Parameter to be created when an Instance or Type Parameter could not be.
  • Disables Reporting Parameters between In Place Families and Reference geometry.
  • Correct parameter names display within the Decal Dialog.
  • Improves consistency between Revit and Max when exporting lights with IES files via FBX.
  • Restored custom quality setting that controls number of refractions in a rendering.
  • Improves the performance when adjusting the exposure of a rendered image.
  • Improves issues encountered when rendering elements with different phase settings.
  • Repairs upgrade issue with certain light fixtures using IES files.
  • Repairs printing issue where Scope Boxes from Linked files were visible despite Print settings turning them off.
  • Ensures correct orientation of Elevation tags when tag family is edited.
  • Improves stability when switching among the tabs in RVT Links Display Settings.
  • Improves stability when ungrouping arrayed elements.
  • Improves Filter Rules.
  • For the entire list (including the API updates), you can view the PDF HERE.

    Important Note:
    Update 1 is not a full install; rather it is using service pack technology similar to AutoCAD®- based products. Prior to installing the Update 1, please verify that you have already installed the First Customer Ship build of Autodesk Revit Architecture 2011 which is available below.

    Friday, October 23, 2009

    2010 Advantage Pack Installation Clarification

    I mentioned in my first post announcing that the Advantage Pack was coming out that this sounded like it was going to be a point release…kind of like a new program.  The Subscription Release Pack is only about 98MB (64bit version) and installed like the previous 2 service packs.  It does update the build number to 20090925_1815(x64), so it is an update to the program and it is not a separate install like I may have eluded to.  Sorry for any confusion that I may have caused.

    Revit Architecture 2010 Advantage Pack Available

    It figures, Autodesk releases the new update when I’ve been swamped…which I shouldn’t complain since I’ve been busy.  Anyway, I just wanted to do a quick post that the Advantage Pack is now available in the Subscription Center.  Click the Product Downloads in the upper left corner after you login do get to the actual download.  Once you get to the download page, you’ll have the ability to download what you want to.

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    Instead of going into a long post about each extension or new feature, I plan on making smaller posts highlighting some of the features.

    Tuesday, September 1, 2009

    Revit Obtain Network License Issue

    There is an issue that has been coming up where Revit is unable to obtain a network license on a specific workstation but other workstations can obtain a license.  This not only applies to Revit Architecture or even 2010…this one applies to all flavors of Revit (Arch, Structure and MEP) and versions 2008, 2009 and 2010.

    Autodesk has posted a possible solution on their website HERE.