Revit 2025 - Amazing New Features!

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A new version of Revit - Revit 2025 has just been released! In this tutorial I will show you all of the interesting new features!
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Timestamps:

00:00 Intro
02:16 Enable/Disable wall end wrappings
03:14 Auto join and lock when placing walls
04:51 Curtain wall mullion profiles
06:00 Convoid for Revit
07:18 Building pads to toposolids
08:16 Excavation Volume parameter
09:21 Toposolids integration with massing
10:19 Placement on booleaned toposolid faces
10:55 Shaft opening enhancement
11:22 Contour display in toposolid editing mode
11:41 Easy snap in toposolid editing mode
12:05 Toposolid smooth shading
12:40 Array tool update
14:37 Annotation alignment
15:56 Sheet collection
17:13 Annual operating schedules
18:12 Option bar removal
19:15 Parametric Splicing for Typical Rebar
20:24 Set Presentation Options for Multiple Bar Sets at once
21:24 Schematic bar bending details for Rebar Tagging
22:15 Honorable mentions

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[nelsonperez]

Toposolid smooth shading. I was waiting for this for a while, I can finally soften the topography and make it not look so robust. Thank you for sharing the new and improved features of Revit 2025.

[xuanphuc]

I hope to change the way we work with stairs and railings, in version 2026

[austingarst]

Annotation alignment was an add-on I loved. Glad to see them add this as a native Revit tool.

[kasonmalcolm]

I'm always eager to watch your tutorial videos they have always helped me with my projects in school and I believe I'm on my way to becoming more verse in Revit everyday. Thank you for you content. 👍

[gkptech]

Amazing! Thanks for compiling all of this for us!
PDF exporter in the background might be underrated. I think this is an amazing feature and on my priority list for testing

[chilombe]

Great video: that auto-join and lock is going to be a life saver!

[wrighthausracing]

Thank you for always having great videos

[nicodm]

The only feature I want from Revit is to could save a file to an older version. But I tkink it will be still a dream.

[ashutron]

Great video, truly a lot of well coordinated information

[wvvjwxo]

everyone just bear with me... i want to comment on two things:

1- we need skirting command :
In many regions of the world, skirting are used in almost all buildings. Currently there are two ways to do skirting. Either by using wall swepe or model in place swepe and both need a lot of work ... goddamet, revit can find out the boundaries of the room using room Command and it know were the door opening, how difficult it is to integrate these two pieces of information and work from it a new command for skirting!!!!

2- array command in revit it's sucks :
If you compare revit array command with other programs such as 3D Max and AutoCAD array command, you will understand what I mean.
We need it to work on complex... and organic paths... and on more than one path at the same time.
This is what we need...

[paymansalehishafa]

These are actually really good updates. specially the sheet collection

[pieterschiettecatte]

Thank you for this detailed video. For what it's worth, at second 12:24 (regarding the Toposolid smooth shading): this will not slow down your computer or the view. The real trade of is that the surface patterns will not work on smooth shaded toposolids. Although that's a price I am willing to pay because the toposolids will look much - much - better in renderings with smooth shading on.

[deskreanimation]

nice info
hope newest revit more inovative

[RobinErik]

Revit update 2025. We moved the option bar, congratulation on another fine year of updates. Well done team.

[Lha_Luke]

Toposolid improvements look promising, would love if you did an in depth video on it to see if it is usable now. Also wondering what the workflow will be when linking building models into site models as far as cutting the toposolid...

[hagenrushing]

I see that there will be a new toposolid video coming soon, I really want to know the best workflow for making sunken roads and curbs. So far, railings have worked well in 2024 but are not good in 2023. We really want a negative subdivide for toposolid. This may have been addressed with the new excavate tool, but I haven't tried there has to be a way to offset an excavation from the existing grade orther than splitting it. I was also wondering if subdivide works for linked topography now. We have been using revit 2023 so that we can link the civil 3d topography and use subregion. Thx.

[ryansuess]

So many of these features are great, but until we can get consistent font generation, PDF export will never be used in our office. It changes the font width during export causing it to ignore cell padding and even go outside the cell boundary in schedules. It looks right in Revit and when we print with Bluebeam. This has been an issue since the feature was introduced in 2019. (Using the OOB default, Arial with a width factor of 1.0 if you're wondering.)

[markallen]

What about the fill of the toposolid? That was the biggest issue when pads were removed: with pads you could have it half cutting and half filling the terrain on a sloped topography, with one geometry (a pad) quickly and easily. Now it seems that you have to cut one part of the terrain and then build a fill geometry. Twice the work...

[bolaoresanwo]

Thanks Balkan. I am a fan. Any new features that enhance structural engineering

[musefan]

Great to see that they’re fixing the mess they made of topography in 2024.

Do you know if you can snap to point clouds when editing toposolid points? This is a feature that has been needed since day one.