Revit Bulk Unit Conversion Addin
Check out the updated version of the Revit Bulk Unit Conversion Addin and the story behind the update →
digitalBBQ – A New Home & Fresh Start
Hey everyone! Big news: I’m moving my ramblings from revit.com.au to digitalbbq.au! This change is more than just →
Revit C4R/BIM360 Cache Cleaning Tool Update
A user reported a minor bug when selecting the 2021 file format option that the models were incorrectly reported from a previous version of Revit. The latest update resolves this issue. →
Revit Batch Unit Converter Update
The Revit batch unit conversion tool has been updated to work with Revit 2021. For those not familiar →
BIM360 Docs – How to Download RVT instead of ZIP
Have you ever noticed that sometimes when you download model source files from BIM360, sometimes they’re a singular Revit model and sometimes they’re a bundled ZIP package containing the Revit links? Ever wondered why, or how to change this to get just the singular model? They’re generally pretty easy to spot in the BIM360 web →
Clear Cache in Desktop Connector 13.x
Top tip from a co-worker, the new Desktop Connector 13.x allows you to clear the Desktop Connector cache, →
Understanding the British Standard Object Naming Convention and Other Alternatives
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last few years, you’d be aware that almost globally →
View References. Use them!
So even though in the BIM world we produce models, guaranteed every project that you’re currently working on →
Revit 2020.1 Prompts to uninstall when you want to install
This is one I have unfortunately come across too many times, you notice that you can’t access BIM360 in Revit 2020, you check your version and you have plain old 2020 which is before the critical TLS patch was released. Easy, I’ll install the 2020.1 patch. But Revit says no. Update to 2020.2 right? Well.. →
Nested Annotation Symbols 101
Over the years, I’ve seen some interesting Revit content. One of the doozies though always seems to be →
The Drawing Status
The drawing status is maybe overlooked as something simple, but there are many different ways to approach it, →
