Construction Modeling Tools
New modeling tools help you derive better construction insight from design models. Split and manipulate objects, such as wall layers and concrete pours, to more accurately represent construction methods. Prepare shop drawings for fabrication more easily with features that give you greater flexibility in documenting assemblies of model elements
Point Cloud Tools
Revit® Point Cloud tools connect laser scans directly into the Building Information Modeling (BIM) process, helping to accelerate renovation and retrofit projects. By visualizing point clouds directly within the Revit software environment, it's easier than ever to author an as-built model with more confidence and accuracy
Conceptual Energy Analysis Tools
Conceptual Energy Analysis tools support sustainable design decision-making during early design. Using cloud-based analysis tools, you can compare the estimated energy consumption and lifecycle costs of design alternatives within Revit Architecture software. Analysis results are presented in a highly-visual, graphical format for easy interpretation
Revit Server
Revit® Server helps project teams in different locations to more easily collaborate on shared Revit models across a wide-area network (WAN). Maintain an integrated collection of Revit central models on a single server that can be accessed from local servers. Built-in redundancy helps provide protection in case of WAN connectivity loss
Worksharing Enhancements
Worksharing enhancements help you better understand and collaborate on shared models across the project team. Gain more visibility into element ownership and status to better manage team workflows
Performance Enhancements
Performance enhancements help deliver a smoother experience when working on Revit projects of any size. More multi-threaded operations and improvements to imported data management result in faster open and load times within a project
Model Linking Enhancements
Model linking enhancements provide more flexibility in working within large projects by allowing you to tag a variety of elements within linked files. New to this release is the ability to tag rooms, areas, keynotes, beams, and beam systems
Citrix Readiness
Revit now provides support for Citrix® XenApp™6, giving you more flexibility and options for working from remote locations using a local server
Materials Appearance Libraries
Create your own materials appearance libraries to standardize materials across projects and improve collaboration within the project team. More easily apply finish materials to surfaces, regardless of the underlying physical materials, to generate more accurate quantity take-offs
DWG Fidelity
Improvements to DWG™ export functionality allow you to map Revit categories and subcategories to layers in DWG files, giving you more control over layer naming. In addition, you can also map Revit lines, patterns, and fonts to their DWG equivalents
Visualization Display Options
Visualization enhancements present you with more options for displaying your project. You now have the ability to display edges in realistic views and shadows in consistent colors mode. New semi-transparent views help provide clarity in viewing elements within projects
3D Mouse Support
Revit now supports use of 3D mice from 3Dconnexion®, so you can gain more control in navigating your models
Dimensions Customization
New dimensions enhancements enable you to customize the appearance of leaders when dimensions are pulled off of a dimension line. Dimensions can also be customized to better support documentation needs of users around the world
Family Enhancements
Enhancements to Revit families give you the ability to export out all families from a project for the purpose of creating libraries. You can also import and export family types from the family editor to create family types more easily
