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The top 5 new features. NTI FOR REVIT

Curious about the new features in NTI FOR REVIT? Discover the most important improvements and enhancements impacting your daily work in your favorite software here.

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Explore the top 5 news in the November 2023 release

 

The newest version of NTI FOR REVIT is now available.

Below are the most important highlights from the 2022.5, 2023.3 and 2024.1 version.

Want to explore all new improvements and updates? Please go to the download pages below:

 

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Legend Generator

 

To improve efficiency and customization in the creation of legends, “Automatic Legend Generation” is now available saving you a significant amount of time.

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Split by Mass

 

A new function allows you to split MEP systems by masses helping estimating material quantities more precisely leading to cost savings and efficient resource management.

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Isolate Current Revision Clouds

 

Being able to isolate the current revision clouds makes it easier to get an overview of the most recent changes in projects and where attention must be paid.

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Space Data to Accessories

 

Collect Space information from spaces where Plumbing fixtures and Sprinklers are located together with the location of the individual Duct and Pipe Accessories in order to contribute to higher data integrity.

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BCF Collaboration

 

This release introduces support for BCF v.3.0, a widely accepted global standard for BIM Collaboration, ensuring your project is aligned with current industry practices.

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: