When you link an IFC file, its elements are assigned to a default phase. You can now use existing geometry in a linked IFC model as references for dimensions, alignment, snapping, and hosting of some face-based families in the Revit model. However there are several other tweaks for other users such as the interoperability with IFC files. My colleague Gareth Spencer has provided some tips and videos which mainly focus for the Structural disciplines. Whilst not being 'mind blowing' they certainly enhance the Revit workflow for all disciplines. I'd thought I'd blog some more information on the Revit 2015 R2 'point release'įor those who are unaware, in September 2014 Autodesk released an update to Revit which is only available only to Autodesk Maintenance and Desktop Subscription customers. Revit 2015 R2 - MEP Circuit Sequence and Recently.Revit 2015 R2 - Load into Project and Close.Revit 2015 R2 - Double Click Open an Older File.All remaining languages for download via Application Manager, documents in Subscription Center and AKN, will be published within the following week.” Revit 2015 UR4 w/ ENU docs - will be available for download via AKN (.com).Revit 2015 R2 w/ ENU docs - is available via the Subscription Center under downloads.If Revit 2015 has not been registered, then you will not be presented with either update. Please Note: You have to choose from either 2015 R2 or 2015 UR4 as they cannot be installed alongside each other. 2015 UR4 for regular customers where the license registration is not tied to a subscription contract.Autodesk are pleased to announce new Update releases for Revit 2015.The following files will be available for download via the Autodesk Application manager: 2015 R2 (includes UR4 and the latest Hotfix) - Subscription Advantage Pack customers.Its certainly worth being aware of this…. I got some useful information from our Enterprise Support team which I want to share. He's working with Autodesk now and it clarifies which version of the latest release you need to use according to the type of licensing you are using, thanks David! This is an echo of what I read on David Light's blog this morning.
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