This release brings Revit 2023 support, Button Triggers in Revit Triggers and bug fixes in Coordination Tool.
We were late to the Revit 2022 party, as we needed to make some structural changes to Tools to support this version. These changes allowed us to quickly adapt to the changes in Revit 2023 and as a result we can announce that we now support Revit 2023!
Now it's possible to add a user defined button in Tools tab! The button is saved to your Revit Model and every user that opens the model gets the buttons defined in Revit Triggers. The buttons can run any Assistant '.action' file.
- The button can have custom icons, they are defined inside the action file.
- The button can be a split button and will have one button-item for each action group. Depending on if it's more than one action group in the action file.
- Fixed duplicate mapping
- Fixed inconsistent name handling of IFC files, (sometimes with and sometimes without .ifc at the end)
- Fixed issue preventing Coordination Tool from detecting changes user made while Coordination Tool was running.
- Fixed issue adding new parameter copy
- Fixed issue where ignored elements were not ignored.
- Fixed rotation calculation of groups.
- Fixed issue not detecting if parameter value can vary by group instance, causing ungrouping og groups.
- Fixed issue creating a new mapping with Auto Mapper.
- Added support for calculating distance to angled grids
- Macros published for distribution will also appear in the continuous feed.
- The Assistant integration for Tekla is now compiled for 2021