If you follow any sort of Autodesk news, you probably already know that Revit 2017 was released last week. Even though Autodesk only officially announce the release this Monday, the new features have been somewhat public for the past week since the Revit 2017 online help documentation was discovered.
Besides the change in the logo, Revit 2017 seems to be following the trends of Revit 2015 and 2016, with little fanfare and quite a few smaller changes (and no really big changes). In the architectural world, the two features that seem to have risen to the top of the list are the Text Editor and Depth Cueing.
While I can certainly appreciate those two features, as someone who is concerned with site and landscape workflows, they do not quite make the top of my list. My top two features would have to be Hosted Railings and Calculated Values in Tags.
Hosted Railings now allow Railings to be hosted on the top faces of more than just Stairs, Ramps, or flat Floors and can…
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