Introducing IMPACT Revit

The progression of Autodesk Revit modelling platform has not eluded anyone. Thanks to its powerful 3D model and versatile family customization it has become a popular successor to AutoCAD in many structural design companies.

As the platform has matured and its user base grown, it is only natural that we should be able to offer IMPACTs prefabrication functionality on Revit as well as AutoCAD.
Today, we are proud to announce the first step in making that a reality.

(BIM) IMPACT Precast IFC

 

 

IMPACT Revit Base Tools 14.2

Now with Revit 2016 support

IMPACT Revit Base Tools 14.2

• New: Revit 2015  support
• New: IMPACT 14 compatibility

IMPACT Tekla Base Tools 1.1

• New: Tekla 21.0 support
• New: IMPACT 14 compatibility
• New: convert components into linked elements, with component mapping
• New: extended property listing for Tekla and IMPACT elements (bounding box and quantities)
• New: Converting slabs (with global slab style mapping, only global X-Y bounding box as contour for IMPACT slab definition)
• New: Converting into linked elements for all supported object
• New: Option to force Tekla assembly positions into element mark string
• Change: Automatic Tekla model update on starting the program is disabled now (due to speed issues). Warning is sent
• Change: Tekla assemblies are converted into linked elements instead of converting the main part, global linked element mapping for assemblies
• Change: Various title changes on UI, harmonize with IMPACT system
• Change: Handle precast slabs as beams and disable form slabs
• Change: Retrieving area values from Tekla is changed and is customised to Tekla element types and IMPACT converted object types
• Fix: Considering global column mapping works now
• Fix: Adding connection, detail or seam from Tekla is not possible anymore (only components or custom parts)
• Fix: Show 'Definition' in IMPACT properties
• Fix: Weight values are transferred in ton instead of kilograms
• Fix: Beam positioning problem workaround (BugzId: 24600)