How to Make 3D PDFs in Revit
A 3D PDF is a document that contains three-dimensional models and other multimedia elements. This tutorial shows you how to export a 3D view in Revit as a PDF and then explains…
How to Use Files in Revit: The Ultimate Guide
How do you use Revit files effectively? How many file formats are there and how do you convert between them? In this guide, I am going to cover the following topics: Let’s…
9 Tips For Importing CAD Files into Revit
Converting CAD to Revit is a great opportunity to discover best practices when it comes to project file performance and size. Here are nine tips for a successful workflow: 1- Reduce CAD…
Exporting From ArchiCAD to Revit (Model/Family)
Are you an ArchiCAD user thinking about switching to Revit? Great news – just update your software to the latest version and you will be able to export an RVT file. ArchiCAD…
How to use Revit Revisions (With Optional Cloud Tags)
The Revisions tool helps you track changes to a view and use cloud-shaped tags to show their location and number. This process adds data to tables in title blocks (sheets). In this…
5 Tips to Master Revit Copy Monitor Tools
Copy Monitor is a tool for replicating and tracking elements from one Revit model to another. Most commonly used to transfer grids and levels from a structural model to an architectural model….
How to Use PDF Files With Revit
What is the best way to import a PDF into Revit? Can I export my sheets in custom sets and print them in large sizes? The following guide will walk you through…
3 Ways to Export A Revit Model to SketchUp
Here are three different ways to export a Revit model to SketchUp. One way is to use a plugin, the other two methods are native exports to DWG and IFC model files….
4 Ways to Use The Autodesk Revit Viewer
The Autodesk Revit viewer is a free, web-based viewer for RVT projects. Here are my experiences with Autodesk Viewer on desktop and mobile devices running iOS and Android. Are RVT and RFA…
How to Recover Revit Files: AutoSave
I should have clicked the last save button before Revit crashed. I needed to add one last annotation. Maybe hitting the ESCape button now is a good idea? It was definitely time…