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  1. How to use color palettes in Autodesk Revit
    Revit Plugins Blog, Graphic Studio Blog

    How to use color palettes in Autodesk Revit

    Have you ever found yourself scrolling endlessly through colors, trying to find the perfect hue for your Autodesk Revit project? Or perhaps you've been frustrated with the lack of an easy way to manage and apply color palettes within Revit?

  2. How to Override Graphics in Autodesk Revit
    Revit Plugins Blog, Graphic Studio Blog

    How to Override Graphics in Autodesk Revit

    In this guide, we'll explore the power of Graphic Studio, a plugin that revolutionizes the way you manipulate and control graphics within your Revit projects. With a simple 1-click operation, you can effortlessly override colors, types, patterns, and much more..

  3. Link IFC files to Revit base point
    Revit Plugins Blog, Link IFC Blog

    How to link IFC files directly to the Base Point in Revit

    Linking IFCs to the base point in Revit ensures accurate placement, enabling effective collaboration and interoperability between different BIM software applications and disciplines. Here is the correct method of doing that.

  4. What's new in Revit 2024
    Revit Plugins Blog

    What's New in Revit 2024

    Autodesk Revit, has released the much-expected 2024 version with advanced features and improvements. This version contains the new dark-mode interface, performance improvement, and many interesting new features.

  5. The benefits of Revit synchronization analytics
    Revit Plugins Blog, Isync Blog

    The benefits of Revit synchronization analytics

    The iSync plugin for Autodesk Revit natively allows gathering and storing synchronization analytics of every sync task. Why is Revit synchronization data being collected with this service, and how could you benefit from using it with your Revit projects?

  6. auto-synchronization of Revit projects
    Revit Plugins Blog, Isync Blog

    Automating Revit collaboration tasks

    How can collaboration automation in Revit help improve efficiency? Let's look at daily pipelines and how iSync can make your and your team's jobs more efficient.

  7. Let´s import COLLADA into Revit
    Revit Plugins Blog, Import 3D Blog

    Let´s import COLLADA into Revit

    The import 3D plugin for Autodesk Revit introduces the support of one of the most compatible used formats across software platforms: Collada DAE. Why is COLLADA a relevant format, and why could you benefit from using it with your Revit projects?

  8. Importing Wavefront OBJ to Revit
    Revit Plugins Blog, Import 3D Blog

    Importing Wavefront OBJ to Revit including materials

    Import 3D natively supports one of the most used 3D file formats: Wavefront OBJ. What are the reasons behind its success, and why should you most certainly end up using it in one of your Revit projects?

  9. Translate 3D models into Revit
    Revit Plugins Blog, Import 3D Blog

    Translation of 3D models into Revit

    Interoperability is the glue that holds the AEC systems together. Learn how sharing 3D data into Revit is evolving, the challenges, and the future.

  10. Automatically compact your Revit projects
    Revit Plugins Blog, Isync Blog

    Automatically compact your Revit projects

    In order to keep Revit speedy, one needs to compact the file storage during the night automatically. In this article, we will analyze the reasons to compress the document and the automation technique to achieve that without any effort using iSync.

  11. iSync auto-save and auto-sync for Revit
    Revit Plugins Blog, Isync Blog

    Revit autosave and autosync explained

    In most cad software, it is possible to do autosave, but the same is not included by default in Revit unless we use an application to help do that. This article will go through the steps to enable autosave in Revit using the iSync plugin.

  12. Why is Revit so slow?
    Revit Plugins Blog

    Why is Revit so slow?

    Working with large Revit models is usually quite painful. Many operations take a long time to complete; one may need a powerful processor and large enough memory. But the question is, why is Revit so slow? Let's look at what Autodesk says and what they do not tell about it.