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New release for NTI FOR REVIT

The newest version of NTI FOR Revit is now available to boost productivity, streamline workflows, and elevate your overall experience.

Explore the updates

Top highlights of the November 2024 release

 

Explore the four most important updates in the November release from versions 2023.5, 2024.3 and 2025.1.

For a complete overview of all new improvements and updates, log in using the links below.

Legend Generator

Save time by creating legends formatted as Report Legends. Using these pre-formatted Report Legends ensures consistency across all documentation, helping you maintain a professional look for presentations and reports. Boost your efficiency when documenting the Assemblies of System Families, including Layer Assemblies. This process allows you to accurately document each layer’s thickness and material within a system family assembly, improving the precision of your work and reducing risk of errors.

Publish IFC

For better useability of Publish IFC, we’ve introduced a new workflow for Naming Conventions. The new multi-view setup allows for more tailored exports, ensuring that only the most relevant data is included. This is especially beneficial for meeting specific project requirements or stakeholder expectations, reducing errors and improving accuracy. Additionally, we’ve built the user interface to meet multilingual support in general for smoother collaboration across global teams.

Import Placeholders and Worksets

Following the NTI FOR REVIT principles of importing rooms, spaces and sheets as placeholders, it is now possible to import Worksets from Excel. This new feature streamlines the process of creating and managing Worksets, saving time by reducing the need for manual entry, minimizing errors and ensures consistent Worksets across different projects, maintaining uniformity and adherence to company standards.

Excel Link

The enhanced Excel Link functionality for materials enables BIM Managers to easily review and edit material names and properties directly in Excel, offering a clearer overview and quicker editing options capabilities within Excel. By allowing bulk edits of material names and properties in Excel, this functionality significantly speeds up the process compared to manual input in BIM software. All changes made in Excel can be seamlessly integrated back into the BIM model, ensuring accuracy and consistency across your project.

Alex Poulsen Architects about NTI FOR REVIT

“Previously, we experienced i.a. that publishing PDFs, DWG files, etc. was a lengthy process. In addition, the goal was also to establish a better work process in relation to the numbering of doors and the like, which is vital for our work with secured buildings. It does not work optimally in Revit. And last but not least, we wanted a description tool connected to our Revit models. ”

Jacob Lindorf Sørensen

Building Designer, Project Manager and Case Designer

Useful links 

We want you to get the most out of your NTI FOR REVIT. Here are some links you may find useful: