What’s New in Revit 2024.1.1

What’s New in Revit 2024.1.1

by | Sep 22, 2023 | Autodesk, Revit

Autodesk has recently released a new update for Revit 2024 that addresses 25 quality issues improving functionality and stability. This is an important update for all Revit 2024 (all versions) users, and we recommend that everyone using a 2024 version, update to this version as soon as possible.

What can you expect from this update?

The update addresses an extensible storage schema issue affecting addons and projects that are upgraded for Revit 2024.

This update is especially important for worksharing users that all project team members are using this release of Revit or higher. Why? To avoid the possibility of older versions of Revit 2024 reintroducing this problem back to the project teams’ model.

This update also provides several other fixes and performance improvements.

Dealing with the variety of projects and systems in the Revit world comes with many unknowns, so our support team continues to work with you to relay any issues to us.

Functionality Fixes:

  • Fixed an issue when an element with Entity attached is operated by a user in an upgraded file and a previous version file is opened in the same session containing the same schema.
  • Fixed an issue related to the graph nodes functionality in Dynamo for Revit.
  • Fixed an issue to assign unique GUIDs to part that have stored GUIDs to prevent duplicates.
  • Fixed an issue when reloading versioned parts so they retain size and description parameter values.
  • Fixed an issue to retain element GUIDs when changing the element type using the type selector.
  • Improved stability when upgrading models with P&ID elements.
  • Fixed an issue in which Revit could potentially produce empty or invalid geometry when importing an elliptical cone or cylinder from DWG, DGN, or DXF files.
  • Fixed an issue where the Interference Check tool was disabled when the Shared Views Palette was opened.
  • Fixed an issue where project parameters with similar names written with different case letters didn’t show in the element properties or type dialog.
  • Fixed an issue where the Version History page for Revit Cloud Workshared models would only display the last 1000 versions.
  • Fixed elements on sheet cannot be edited with work shared when a schedule on sheet is filtered by sheet.
  • Fixed an issue with Create Similar on Toposurface elements.
  • Fixed an issue where some old models could not upgrade using Revit 2024.1.

Stability and Performance Fixes:

  • Prevented potential stability issues due to periodic spline-based surfaces created from imported or linked CAD geometry.
  • Improved stability when upgrading a model.
  • Improved stability when importing or linking PDF files.
  • Improved Personal Accelerator’s cleanup behavior when it is tracking many models.
  • Improved stability when creating a ceiling in a ceiling plan.
  • Improved stability when dragging or flipping MEP family connector grip controls.
  • Improved stability by disabling the user modification of an air terminal’s flow value when the flow parameter is defined in a formula.
  • Improved the performance and stability of flow and pressure drop calculations of fabrication models containing many networks.
  • Improved stability when some duct and pipe systems were deleted after the sizing operation.
  • Improved stability when editing a panel schedule template.
  • Improved stability when placing line boundary conditions on curved analytical panels.
  • Fixed an issue that could result in poor stability when using the Change Service feature on large selections of ductwork.
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Archibus OnSite App V6 gives your technicians everything they need, in the palm of their hands

Archibus OnSite App V6 gives your technicians everything they need, in the palm of their hands

by | Sep 21, 2023 | ARCHIBUS

OnSite App Version 6 from Archibus gives your technicians everything they need, in the palms of their hands.
With the Archibus OnSite mobile app, field technicians and maintenance workers can receive and update maintenance work orders from the convenience of their mobile device.
Better performance in the field helps your organization maintain facilities and assets in peak condition.

Close maintenance requests faster

  • Digitize the request process with workflows you can directly configure
  • Technicians can assign themselves tasks based on location, due date, priority, and required skillset
  • With configurable push notifications, technicians stay on top of critical, deadline-driven tasks
  • Technicians can add comments and photos, and tag stakeholders within work requests

Keep asset databases up to date with straightforward data inputs

  • Archibus OnSite connects to Archibus features including Space, GIS, and Assets
  • Easily see complete asset inventories and maintenance histories, making asset life cycle management easier
  • See who is doing what and when, so you can track progress on every work request
  • With configurable compliance checklists, technicians can easily adhere to safety and regulatory compliance items while doing scheduled maintenance and inspections
  • Access complete asset histories for informed asset maintenance decisions, compliance documentation, and condition assessments

Enable your technicians on the go

  • Sync floor plans and site maps, so technicians can easily find their way to the assets they’re working on
  • The labor hours timer alerts technicians to stop recording based on a pre-defined hours limit
  • Connect assets and work orders with quick bar code scanning
  • With offline support, technicians can work in remote locations without an internet connection
  • Archibus OnSite is localized in 6 languages and works on both smartphones and tablets

Automatically record labor hours

  • Start/Stop timer records technicians’ hours
  • Labor hours timer automatically sends alerts to stop time tracking when a maximum daily limit is reached

Reduce manually assigning tasks

  • Self-assign work requests feature allows technicians to choose from their team’s work tickets based on location, due date, priority, and required skillset

Configure critical diagnostic, equipment, and cost data

  • New diagnostic data fields allow technicians to enter defect cause and repair types, gather equipment meter readings, track downtime, and record other cost-related information
  • Data input fields can be made mandatory, so technicians must enter data for a work order to be marked complete
  • Show or hide input fields on work requests, so technicians only input necessary data
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