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Colour any category by type or instance parameter values. You can override element graphics in view with colours and show and select elements in the properties. Create multiple filters based on your selection criteria, your filters will override current view template.
Filter any object based on type or instance parameter value from the entire project. You can combine filters and save them for reuse. If it's in Revit you can filter it.
Edit and view instance or type parameter values in a table form. You can select any category, all parameters are available. Non editable parameters can be filtered. You can view and edit schedules, sort your list and copy/paste values.
Skip the manual work of clearing the model and configure how you want it to be done instead with Project Cleanup.
Print documents and export to DWG or IFC files. You can easily reuse the same settings the next time you need to publish the same views or sheets.
Automatically write a number sequence on specified element types. You can number by selecting objects or by spline. Prefix and suffixes can also be included. Auto-swap will swap numbers from objects that need unique numbering. You can also inherit the number from a selected object.
Easily add Type Images to families in the project for use in Schedules.
This tool adjusts the section box in 3D views.
See all shared parameters across the current Revit model, shared parameter file, and linked Revit models.
Aligns IFC Files.
Distributes elements along paths.
Distributes elements along paths in a link.
Align views on sheets either using coordinate or matching the viewport location of an existing view on a sheet.
Applies crop region from one view to other views.
View or add/remove revisions on sheets. It also allows you to create a new revision and edit revision parameters. This is an easy way to add a revision to multiple sheets and have a revision text added to each sheet instead of doing it manually on each sheet or by adding revision clouds. It is also an easy way to remove revisions from sheets if you, for example, added revisions by mistake.
Explore all shared coordinate systems in host and linked projects.
Export all shared coordinate systems in host and linked projects to Excel.
Communicate within a project using BIM collaboration format (BCF) files. BCF allows BIM software to communicate questions and reference specific building elements between IFC enabled software. This could be clash detection results or outside boundary issues. You can use BCF Manager within Revit projects without exporting IFC files by creating issues in BCF Manager.
Find and manage linked and imported CAD Files.
Sets the IFC Class used by families.
Classify building elements using selected standard. Use the Classify tools in Naviate to select what Classification Standard to use in your project and assign classifications codes to building elements. The tools automatically create to the correct parameters for selected standard and it is easy to find appropriate class to use.
Assign a class code to building elements of a certain category one by one in a view.
Assign a class code to any selection of elements in the project.
Search for and insert a family from Naviate Content Cloud into your project. Select content sources depending of your region/country, search and insert Families or open Project files, Filter families with search by project files/families using free text por revision date.
Faster and better user experience when searching and filtering families.
Color elements based on a selected parameter and its value. Convert settings to filters or view templates.
Use saved settings from Combine Parameters and executes them in batches. You can apply changes to multiple parameters in a specified order in a single click. Selecting multiple saved settings from Combine Parameters, Changing the order in which the settings are applied,
Report on how many elements were updated.
Configure what updates to run on certain events.
Create multiple views based on scope boxes on selected plan views.
Create empty or Placeholder Sheets using an existing Sheet as template.
A list consisting of the existing Sheets in your project is shown. Select one of them as your template. In the top of the settings dialog select one of the three main methods: Select views, Select Levels or Specify number of drawings.
Create the most commonly required IFC parameters. Use the "Property Sets" function if you require more IFC parameters.
Create sheets for selected views using an existing sheet as a template.
Copies the print region of the selected Excel worksheet and converts the Excel table in Revit as either a static schedule or drafting view with Revit lines, text, and filled regions.
Create a 3D Zone from a scope box, filled region, or floor.
Add a grid string at the top and right of the view, dimensioning all grids in the view.
Create duplicates of dependent views.
Edit parameter values on multiple elements. Edit Instance or Type parameters on multiple elements using a spreadsheet user interface. Show instance-count checkbox, Configure Parameter Columns, Info label, Create Schedule.
View and edit parameters on multiple sheets including aligning views on sheets.
Export to Excel and re-import data.
Find and Insert families from disk or project.
Select elements by category, family, type or parameter value. Find and select elements in active view or complete project. Save filter settings in the project for later use.
Find and Replace common instance parameter values of selected Revit elements.
Global IFC Class.
Manage IFC parameters and files with IFC tools.
Only protected worksheets can be imported into Revit, otherwise you will get a warning message and only schedules exported from the same Revit file can be imported.
Link Word, Excel, or PDF documents onto any Revit view or sheet by creating an image of the Word, Excel, or PDF document.
Sets the layer standard used on IFC export
Review and Manage legends.
Quick selection of Elements in active view or filter current selection of Elements.
Managing parameters in and between projects. Merge Parameters, Merge Parameters Configuration, Combine Parameters and Batch Combine Parameters.
Manage project tab contains a set of tools for efficient management of a Revit project.
Manage Sheets and Views tab contains a set of tools for managing views and sheets.
Copy values from selected parameters from one element to additional elements.
Copy instance or type parameter values from original element in linked project to selected elements in host project.
Move selected elements to adjacent surfaces within a 3D view.
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Create new Naviate project using template from the Cloud.
Import highly detailed maps directly into your Revit projects as a comprehensive base for your design work.
Show and define parameters for selected updaters. Settings are stored per project.
Transfer shared parameters that exist in families in the Revit schedule to other families in the schedule.
Place existing views on existing sheets.
Add/remove Views/Sheets from a specific Print Set and add/duplicate/delete Print Sets.
Clean up project to minimize file size. Remove elements such as views, schedules, and links/imports.
Customize common property sets.
Tools for Managing requests for openings between disciplines. Open a new ribbon tab with tools for managing provisions for voids.
Plot drawings, export DWG, IFC, and NWC in one operation. Setup multiple configurations for what sheets or views to publish, where they should be saved and how they should be named.
Create dependent views for each scope box in active plan view or preselected scope boxes, filled regions, or 3D zones.
Filter elements from saved naviate filters, Revit rule-based filters, or Revit selections.
Export pre-selected views or sheets to PDF.
Copies selected elements in a rectangular pattern.
With the help of the Elevation command, you can quickly place North/South/East/West (N/S/E/W) elevations in the center of each selected room. And if the room is rotated with an angle and no longer facing true north, the A/B/C/D elevations will be created.
Renumber elements by picking them one by one.
Automate resaving of families you have on disk to the current Revit version.
A tool to import and Synchronize Scope Boxes between projects.
Quickly create a properly sized and oriented section view by selecting an element in a Plan or RCP view.
Tools for managing views and sheets. The Sheet manager consists of eight functions. Publish enables you to print documents to DWG, IFC, NWC, PDF and RVT. You can easily reuse the same settings the next time you need to publish the same views or sheets.
Copies selected elements in a rectangular pattern within a space or room.
Efficient management of imported Object Styles within your Revit projects. Inspect Style Usage, Informed Decision-Making and Style Management.
See a summary of all common parameters that can be calculated along with their values/sum values in selected elements.
It is common that you use instance Yes/No parameters to drive the visibility of different graphic aspects of Title Blocks. In Revit you have to open each sheet and select the Title Block placed there if you want to change the parameter that the Title block uses. This function creates a new yes/no property of the Sheet also. Since Sheet properties are quicker to access, and also can be found in sheet list schedules, it is more effective and secure to work at that level. Run the function again to transfer your changes of your new sheet properties back to the Title block and the graphic of your drawing is updated.
Allows multiple elements in multiple views to be tagged based on Tag Setting default selection.
Allows multiple elements in the main model to be tagged simultaneously with no Dialog interaction.
The Tag Select Linked Elements performs the same as the Tag Select just on elements in linked models.
Define how elements will be tagged. Tags can be placed individually by single or multiple selection or by views.
Copy a calculated value in a schedule to a parameter on the element.
With Transfer Parameter you can merge information from another project - or rather, import information from another project and write it on the same parameter in your project. This can be used when you need to import information from a Revit file that has been built from an IFC file but you can also use this function to import other kind of information such a family type information.
Transfer settings for naviate tools from one project to another.
Select sheet template to use for the new sheets.
Create and update legends.
Unhide all elements in view hidden by instance.
Run all updaters configured as Manual in Configure.
Useful if you have a Title Block family with different types for each sheet size and want to display the Size of the sheet in a sheet list. It copies the value from any (configurable) parameter on the title block to a parameter on the sheet.
Update sheet revision parameters.
The behavior of the built-in scale parameter is not satisfactory in many projects. One common wish is that you want to show all the different scales in a sheet on your drawing list. This function writes text strings in two selected sheet parameters. One with all the full scales listed and one with the half scales. This information can then be used in Title Blocks and Sheet Lists.
Manage View Filters for views and view templates.
This tool exports Revit project to the energy calculation program Vip Energy.
Review all warning in a project with a modeless dialogue.
Parameter transfer setup for 3D Zones.
Write parameters to selected elements or elements inside a 3D Zone.
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