RevitCat blog – Page 10

RevitCat: The Revit Pin Icon

7 years ago

So you think you know what the pin icon in Revit looks like, and exactly what it means? Think...

7 years ago

Following on from an earlier post about ‘Chain-Pinned’ elements in Revit, it is useful...

7 years ago

Revit has two entirely different ways of pinning elements, but they share the same UI commands...

7 years ago

It has concerned me for some time now that “RevitSpeak” is slowly but surely entering...

7 years ago

Have you ever tried to create a Revit railing with a split or break in it? You’d have seen...

7 years ago

At first sight it seems that the new Multistorey tools in Revit look like a significant improvement...

7 years ago

One of the new features in Revit 2015 was the ability to schedule wall heights – well, sort...

7 years ago

When you create a suite of similar parametric families (say windows), you will define a series of...

7 years ago

Here we are with a third set of enhancements for Revit this year – first version 2018, then...

7 years ago

I have explained previously that Revit handrail support spacing is measured along the length of ...