Autodesk recently released Revit 2017.1 – an interim release giving us new features as well as bug fixes. In the last two years we had similar interim releases: 2015 R2 & 2016 R2; and now we get another change naming . Like those two releases, what we do not get is a file format change – for which we are very thankful. It also looks like we have one and only one upgrade file for all flavours of Revit – either just plain Revit or Building design suite – that is a big improvement on previous versions where it became very confusing as to which flavour to download and apply.
Those previous R2 releases were a big deal – they were chock full of small/medium enhancements that made it really worthwhile to upgrade as soon as possible. In fact they gave a big push to those who had not yet upgraded to the major annual release, and made it worth going through the pain of a file format change.
This year I am not so excited by the interim release enhancement list. There will be some…
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