Revit components autodesk

Create a Detail Component Family If the Revit library does not provide a desired detail component, you can create a detail component family to meet your needs. By selecting the start and end of the line, you can place the detail. The path is then filled in with a pattern of detail components. Repeating details are primarily useful in detail views and drafting views.

Shaped edited floors and roofs. Global parameters. Conceptual massing, adaptive components. Cloud Models for Revit. Worksharing multiuser environment. Shared coordinates among projects. Revit Server. Shared view. Area analysis. Route analysis. MEP systems analysis. Energy Optimization for Revit. Lighting Analysis with Autodesk Rendering.

Solar analysis. Sun and shadow studies. Structural analytical model. Structural analysis results exploration. Structural analysis. Sketchy lines. Shadows and ambient shadows. Architectural depth cueing. Displaced elements. Realistic view styles. Orthographic, perspective, walk-throughs. Smooth lines with anti-aliasing. Occlusion culling. Cloud rendering. Photorealistic materials. In product rendering. Automate updates and notifications.

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Network deployment. Customize menu, ribbon interfaces. You can place the adaptive model within another adaptive component, in a conceptual mass, in curtain panels, and in-place masses and in the project environment.

Notice the shape of the model is represented on the cursor. You can reload Adaptive Components if adaptive points have been added or removed. Note: You can assign a category to adaptive components. Tip: Shape handles, if designed for the component, will operate in the project environment.