Autodesk REVIT 2025.2 with Extensions Win x64

2025.2 Update - Release Date: July 23, 2024
After this update is applied, successfully, the build information specified on the Help > About dialog will be:
- 25.2.0.38
- 20240715_1515(x64)
- 2025.2
Software embedded in the update executable:
- Core Package Component for Revit 2025 - version 25.2.0.38
- Core-RVT Package Component for Revit 2025 - version 25.2.0.38
- ATF for Revit 2025 - version 25.2.0.38
- Core Package Component Cloud for Revit 2025 - version 25.2.0.38
- Core Content for Revit 2025 - version 25.2.0.38
- Dynamo Core for Revit 2025 - version 25.2.0.38
- Dynamo Docs - version 25.2.0.38
- Dynamo Samples - version 25.2.0.38
- Cloud Models for Revit 2025 - version 25.2.0.38
- TwinMotion Package Component for Revit 2025 - version 25.2.0.38
- Unit Schemas for Revit 2025 - version 25.2.0.38
- Generative Design For Revit - version 25.4.12.0
- Insight for Revit 2025 - version 25.2.0.38
- Personal Accelerator for Revit 2025 - version 24.4.21.0
Beams and Braces
- Improved the tooltip for the Weight parameter to accurately reflect what values Revit needs to calculate it.
- Improved the method of calculating volume for Structural Columns and Framings by taking into account the "Fine" presentation, which includes the fillet radiuses of the elements.
- Added a Weight parameter for structural steel columns and beams, which is calculated using the profile section area, material density, and element length.
- Added weight and length parameters and improved the volume calculation parameter for structural steel elements for more accurate schedules.
Column
- The Length parameter for structural columns displays in the Properties palette and can be used in schedules and tags.
Coordination Model
- Added a help link to the coordination model changes in the specific layouts for the Coordination Model Changes functionality.
- Resolved an issue related to the Reload From option for coordination models when a link is selected.
- Updated the help link for supported cloud view when a coordination model changes.
Dynamo for Revit
- Added new Dynamo template files for creating template-based workspaces in Dynamo.
- Enhanced Dynamo help documentation for existing Revit specific Dynamo nodes.
- Upgraded Dynamo Core version to 3.2.1. See the release notes for details.
Edit
- Added the following public API: Document.IsInEditMode() to return true if the document is currently in an EditMode, false otherwise.
Graphics - Display
- Fixed a performance issue in Textures View where updating the Appearance settings of a material caused Revit performance degradation.
- Fixed an issue so that floors overridden with linear surface patterns and transparency display correctly on screen and in print in structural disciplines.
IFC
- Updated text for some CAD and IFC options on the ribbon.
- MEP Electrical Circuits
- Improved the boundaries and locations of electrical circuits, switch systems, wires generated from the circuits, and circuit paths when working with nested families.
Print
- Added a notification with a link to the results when a background PDF export is successful.
Project Browser
- Enabled tabs in the Project Browser to show different types of views separately, improving navigation and reducing scrolling in large projects.
Revit Cloud Worksharing
- Enhanced error messages in Revit Cloud Worksharing, facilitating more efficient troubleshooting and resolution for operation failures.
Revit Home
- The new Revit Home has been enabled by default. The legacy Revit Home can be enabled by using the toggle button on the Home page.
Structural Connections
- Improved the break connection functionality by making it available on multiple selected connections.
Twinmotion
- Resolved an issue where some lighting fixtures are either misplaced or disappeared after syncing the Revit files and switches to Twinmotion.
- Resolved an issue in Twinmotion by disabling the Substitution Setting command when using the Family Editor.
- Added the ability to define a Twinmotion asset for each Revit family type loaded into the project, using the Twinmotion Substitution parameter. This will automatically substitute the Revit family geometry for the specified asset when using Open in Twinmotion or exporting to a Datasmith file and importing into Twinmotion.
User Interface
- Provided a new Manage Links dialog with modernized UI and experiences.
Upgrade
- Improved Revit startup checks for .NET runtime and Asp.Net runtime components.
General
- Addressed potential security vulnerabilities.
Coordination Model
- Performance improvements when highlighting added, deleted and modified objects in Revit views for Coordination Model Changes.
Dynamo for Revit
- Fixed an issue where the FamilyType.ByGeometry Dynamo node failed to create the expected families in the Revit model.
Edit
- Improved stability when splitting a curve by points in the conceptual modeling tools.
Export PDF
- Fixed the issue where items from linked file are missed in background PDF export.
Family
- Improved stability when opening/closing projects and families with a keyboard shortcut.
IFC
- Fixed export of in-place families using Export in Same IFCProject.
Keyboard Shortcuts
- Fixed an issue that could appear when displaying tooltips for keyboard shortcuts.
Link RVT Files
- Improved stability when modifying Revit Link Display Settings in a Schedule view and specifying the Custom setting.
Link Topography
- Fixed a visual disappearance issue when reloading the link topography.
MEP Fabrication
- Fixed an issue to allow parts to insert as expected when the appropriate couplings are available.
- Fixed an issue to allow valves to be connected to eccentric transitions.
- Fixed an issue to prevent taps from incorrectly rehosting when adding parts to the main duct.
- Fixed an issue with Reload Configuration to better support groups.
Print
- Improved stability when Revit is printing with docked floating panes.
Routing Solutions
- Fixed an issue to support taps that have flanges attached to them when splitting the main duct.
Selection
- Fixed an API Issue in which method Selection.PickObject would allow multiple selection if called from a class implementing IExternalEventHandler interface.
Sheets
- Improved stability during view placement on sheet operations for some Revit models.
Steel Connections
- Fixed an issue where the OK and Cancel buttons were not visible on the Settings page of the Code Checking section from the steel connection properties dialog.
- Improved stability when using the Reload Latest option on models with steel connections.
Twinmotion for Revit
Fixed an issue which caused a Twinmotion help link to navigate to an incorrect Revit release.
View
Corrected the number of completed views in the Background Process dialog for PDF Export.
Worksharing
Improved performance when opening models with a large number of deleted worksets.
Improved stability when reloading RVT links.
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