Users can quickly link out and view a list of all project issues in Document Management. With the ‘View Online Dialog‘, quickly go to your model’s saved location in Docs, or if you’re a Model Coordination user, link out to the Clash matrix or the Assigned clashes tab to self-check your model and see which clashes need resolving. With our new Go Online feature, seamlessly link out to different areas of BIM 360. Seamlessly transition from desktop to web For example, you may have a copy of a model in a coordination space or a shared folder. Using the Load Issues dialog, users can load issues from other copies of the same model created as part of the design collaboration or model coordination process. We also understand you may have multiple copies of the same model in different folders, depending on your workflow. Once the issue is resolved, change the issue status to ‘closed’ and see this reflected in BIM 360.
When viewing an issue, the object the pushpin is placed on is highlighted, enabling users to jump into the view and immediately start to make changes. When selecting an issue in the side panel we automatically load the associated view and zoom in to the pushpin with the correct camera position. Issues are automatically loaded when the add-in is opened, enabling Revit users to view all the issues assigned to their model. The Revit Issue Add-in visualises 3D BIM 360 (and Autodesk Construction Cloud) issues directly in the authoring application. With the Revit Issues Add-in, Revit users can open, edit, comment on, and resolve issues created from any BIM 360 client, including Design Collaboration, Model Coordination, Navisworks and Document Management.Įasy access to BIM 360 issues and resolution workflow within the Revit interface Nearly a year later and we are already onto Version 3! Before taking you through the new features we have to offer, I just wanted to recap on what the Revit Issues Add-in is, and what it could offer you. In December 2020 we released the first version of the Revit Issues Add-in.
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