Brian Mackey

Tomorrow is the first Tuesday of the month, that means it is time for #RevitRadio where you ask all your @AutodeskRevit questions and we give answers. zoom.us/webinar/regist…

@AutodeskRevit Plus the manage links has been improved.

@AutodeskRevit 2025.2 is out. includes tabbed Project Browser. Go to your manage.autodesk.com to get it

@nicocatellier @autodesk I still can't submit support tickets, Autodesk has me as a reseller, haven't been that for 15 years. If you find the right person they can fix it, problem is finding that person. Then hopefully it won't break again in a few months, that is my problem

Since @autodesk changed their policy for resellers and payments, can't manage to pay my subscription. Autodesk support tells me to contact the reseller. Resellers tell me to contact Autodesk. Does anyone know how to fix this?

@nicocatellier @tkunsman @Twiceroadsfool Parallax has a solution for detailing not sure if it does what you are asking. @johntpierson any insight

@tkunsman @TheRevitGeek @Twiceroadsfool I've played with @TheRevitGeek link detail method in the past, but in this case, I am looking for a way to push and override existing views in projects.

A client has typical details and notes in their Revit template. They want to automatically push updated notes and details to multiple projects when updated in the template. Is there a plugin that does this? Has anyone seen something like that?

@_JeremyBearimy_ @AutodeskRevit I have opened the Materials and don't have any missing graphics or the Graphics tab

For those of you who enjoyed their weekend there was an update for @AutodeskRevit 2025.1

@scottddavis @AutodeskRevit That assumes the long weekend didn't start early!😇

@TheRevitGeek @AutodeskRevit Revit 2025.1 was released on Thursday, May 23rd, giving everyone plenty of time to get it installed BEFORE enjoying the long Memorial Day Weekend 🤣

@MThiessens @PhilRead Heck no it was more like 7pm

@PhilRead @TheRevitGeek Must be 8pm 😋

Shhhhhhh. He’s vewy , vewy sweepy. @TheRevitGeek⁩ is peacefully dreaming about submitting sessions for next years #AECBestPracticeRoundtables. Tentative Sunday April 27 - Friday May 2, 2025.

@dazza1639 @AutodeskRevit @scottddavis Thanks @dazza1639 I haven't used detail lines since 2012. I talked about it at AU autodesk.com/autodesk-unive…

@AutodeskRevit @scottddavis Use line based detail components for things like roofing membranes so that the can be tagged. Much better than drafting lines, ask @TheRevitGeek he’s been advocating this for years

Learn how to include custom line styles as part of your Revit template, ensuring that your drafting line is consistent across your projects. help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2025/…

When the kids yellow baseball socks don’t arrive in time you substitute with @lifeatslantis socks

@PrlxTeam I was just going to mention how great it is that this was ready the day @AutodeskRevit 2025 was out.

Today is the first Tuesday of the month, that means it is time for #RevitRadio where you ask all your @AutodeskRevit questions and we answer. I have installed 2025 so we can play with this together zoom.us/webinar/regist…

@AutodeskRevit and @AutodeskCivil3D 2025 are out. If you don't see them in your Manage.Autodesk.com site make sure to clear your browser cache.

@nicocatellier @MarcelloGoncal9 I have worked with clients on this, if a detail is for standard partition types not bad, but for other details they found it simpler to just create it using details items with tags. When users needed to tweak a mega detail they were too confused and did it with individuals anyway

@MarcelloGoncal9 Nope, this is something I saw a client do. Seems like a good idea on surface, but lots of work to create and maintain. I do wonder if simply drawing the detail with detail components would be faster than trying to build these super-families.

@JKirkpatrick91 @remiscs took a bit to train my left hand for typing numbers, still not as fast as the right, but it is handy in a lot of situations.

@TheRevitGeek @remiscs I've really been considering getting a number pad for the left side just for number entry.

I gotta say, this layout is not for me but WHAT DO YOU think? Can this help your workflow? I believe I have been told once or twice that some people have a numpad on their left side.

@brianmpayne @AutodeskRevit If you don't have any addins it should go pretty fast. Certain addins slow it down considerably. When I start to notice this I rename all of them and test Plain Revit.

I have been asked how to make the @AutodeskRevit schedule grouping headers Bold, thanks to Ian H I now know how. youtu.be/TW13lVLs8QI