CTC webinar on Family Loader for Revit: November 19

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CTC Software is holding a one-hour webinar on November 19, 2026 that introduces Family Loader, part of its BIM Batch Suite. The tool is aimed at a familiar chore: reloading updated families into one or many Revit projects after office standards change.

When and where

  • Date: Thursday, November 19, 2026.
  • Time: 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm CST (US Central), which is 19:00 to 20:00 in Paris.
  • Format: online webinar, run on GoToWebinar.
  • Language: English.
  • Price: the event page does not say whether the webinar is free. It does describe Family Loader itself as a free tool.

What it covers

When a firm updates a title block, a door family or an annotation tag, every live project still carries the old version. Reloading by hand, project by project, is slow and easy to get wrong, which is why batch tools like this exist.

According to CTC’s event page, the session covers:

  • why reloading families becomes necessary when office standards change;
  • how to access Family Loader;
  • a tour of the user interface;
  • reloading content into a new or the active project;
  • batch loading content into multiple projects at once.

Before running any batch reload on live work, test it on a copy of a project. Reloading a family overwrites type parameters, and that can change schedules and tags you did not expect to touch.

Who should attend

BIM managers and content librarians who maintain family libraries across many active projects, and CAD/BIM coordinators who handle standards rollouts. It is a short, practical session suited to teams new to CTC’s tools.

How to register

Use the “Register Here” link on CTC’s event page: A Comprehensive Introduction to Family Loader. It leads to the GoToWebinar registration form.

Source

CTC Software, event page

CTC Software, events calendar

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