Exploring the New Features and Fixes in Revit 2024.1.1 Update

Exploring the New Features and Fixes in Revit 2024.1.1 Update

Autodesk is continually working on improving their software to provide a quality experience for their users, and the latest update for Revit 2024 is a testament to this commitment. The newly released Revit 2024.1.1 update addresses an array of quality issues that enhance functionality and stability, making it a vital update for all Revit 2024 users. Here's a look at what you can expect from this update.

Extensible Storage Schema Issue

This update addresses an extensible storage schema issue that affects addons and projects upgraded for Revit 2024. This issue is particularly crucial for worksharing users, as it's recommended that all project team members use this release of Revit or higher to avoid the possibility of older versions of Revit 2024 reintroducing this problem back into the project teams’ model.

Functionality Fixes

Beyond the extensible storage schema issue, this update also provides several other fixes and performance improvements, including:

• Fixed an issue with an element with an Entity attached being operated by a user in an upgraded file and a previous version file opened in the same session containing the same schema.
• Improved the graph nodes functionality in Dynamo for Revit.
• Assigned unique GUIDs to parts that have stored GUIDs to prevent duplicates.
• Retained element GUIDs when changing the element type using the type selector.
• Improved stability when upgrading models with P&ID elements.

Stability and Performance Fixes

The Revit 2024.1.1 update also introduces improvements to stability and performance. These fixes include:

• Preventing potential stability issues due to periodic spline-based surfaces created from imported or linked CAD geometry.
• Improved stability when upgrading a model.
• Enhanced stability when importing or linking PDF files.
• Improved the Personal Accelerator's cleanup behavior when it is tracking many models.
• Enhanced stability when creating a ceiling in a ceiling plan.
• Improved stability when dragging or flipping MEP family connector grip controls.
• Improved the performance and stability of flow and pressure drop calculations of fabrication models containing many networks.

These fixes and improvements ensure a smoother, more efficient experience for Revit users, minimizing disruptions and improving workflow.

As Autodesk continues to improve the functionality and stability of Revit, it's crucial for users to stay updated with the latest releases. With the Revit 2024.1.1 update, users can look forward to a more robust and reliable Revit experience.

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