This one is taking us back to the OSNAP command in the AutoCAD days, but with a lot less guesswork. You can also use it to find views, sheets, or families that have been miscategorized, or simply to find what you are looking for in the specialty equipment category.

We think some of the best functionality for this will be right-clicking on a family that you just brought in and cleaning up types that you're not using without having to purge an entire project. Any improvement that decreases the amount of time scrolling up and down in the project browser is a good improvement in our book.

You can now right-click on an active sheet or view and go immediately to it in your project browser. So remember, this doesn't just apply to families. Lastly, you can duplicate the sheet and the views, which will also give you the option to duplicate the views, with or without detailing, and make them dependents.Ģ. They'll still look at you like you're a crazy old person though, so nothing new there.īut seriously, there are now three options to duplicate a sheet - you can just duplicate the sheet and the title block, which just gives you a new clean sheet to work with, or you can duplicate a keep any detail views that you've added. One day, you'll be able to tell your interns that you remember when you couldn't just right-click on a sheet in the Project Browser and click on 'Duplicate.' You'll be able to regale them with stories about how you used to have to create new Sheets every time, uphill both ways in the snow! Or at least, about having to recategorize them each time and re-add all the detail views, select the right title block, and on and on. It's like Christmas morning in September! Without further ado, here's what's new in Revit 2022.1! 5 Notable New Features in Revit 2022.1 The BIMsmith Team has dived in and taken a look at some of the new and exciting features – some of which (as you'll see) might just bring you some real joy.

Update: See the BIMsmith review of what’s new in Revit 2023Īutodesk announced the official release of Revit 2022.1 this week.