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Model management 10
View rangeDrag the view range lines on a simple diagram, live.
Element ManagerBrowse every element in the project; rename, filter and delete in bulk.
WorksetsRename worksets, show or hide them, move elements, and import or export with Excel.
Link ManagerReload, unload, remove, pin and place links on worksets, together.
HideClick to hide categories or elements, even in links.
Quick matchMatch another element's properties: height, type, workset and overrides.
Halftone ElementsFade what you pick with a slider, live, also inside links.
Text clashFind overlapping text and tags.
Tag infoSee a tag's parameters and copy their names.
Find & ReplaceFind and replace text in notes and parameters.Coordination 6
Clash AlertLive clash list while you model, with a picture of every clash.
Live OFFComes with Clash Alert. Switch the live clash check on or off.
Switch BackComes with Clash Alert. Jump from Navisworks to any element in Revit, links included.
Floating ElementsFind elements with no level, not hosted, or floating in the air.
2D + 3D besideRevit's own 3D view floating beside the plan, always on whatever you select, place or move.
Make HostedTurn a non-hosted family into a face-based copy and swap it in.Electrical 8
Power a CircuitCircuits, loads and wiring drawn for you; panel boards you can edit.
Switch LabelsWrite the switch letter over a switch and its lights in one go.
Template DesignerDesign panel schedule templates visually and create them in Revit.
Voltage DropCalculate voltage drop of feeders and circuits, saved as parameters a panel schedule can show.
Single LineCheck the boards, then draw the single line diagram.
Capacitor BankComes with Single Line. Size a board's capacitor bank from its loads and put it in its schedule and single line.
Lighting DesignUse luminaires from their catalog files, with their light and their data.
Generator SizingComes with Single Line. Size the standby generator for the loads you tick, to ISO 8528-1, and put it on its board.Fire alarm & ELV 10
Fire AlarmWire fire alarm loops, number the devices and draw the riser, in one window.
FA WiringDraw the loop through the selected devices, nearest to nearest from the panel.
FA NumberingNumber devices in loop order, FACP-1/SD/01, as text or tags and into FA Address.
FA Riser DiagramDraw or update the fire alarm riser diagram straight from the loops.
FA Auto DistributeSpreads the fire alarm devices over the rooms you pick by NFPA 72: the detectors, the call points and the sounder-strobes.
Public AddressWire speakers into zones, number them, check each 100 V line and draw the schematic.
PA Auto SpeakersSpreads the public address speakers over the rooms you pick by their coverage (BS 5839-8, 6 m apart at most), with each room's tap.
Data & TelephoneNumber outlets on their rack, work out each rack's units and draw the rack and schematic.
CCTVGive cameras their DORI class, hatch the coverage stopped at the walls, number them CAM-01 on and draw the schematic.
Access ControlPick the doors and place the full system on each — reader, exit button, break glass, lock, contact — with controllers, cables and the schematic.
