r/RevitMEP

New to Revit please help

I have been at this tutorial for a while you may have seen it I am building office space, I need to change the dimensions of the wall and it wants me to do it through the aligned tool. When I change grid three to the dimension I want the rest of the building doesn’t move with it. What do I do?

u/Impossible_Baker9080 — 2 days ago

Revit 2025.4 Crashing

Are any of you working in Revit 2025.4, especially on large projects, having an issue with Revit crashing at whim?

I’m currently working on a large healthcare project in Revit 2025.4 that’s located on the ACC. As the project gets larger, many of us working in this project are experiencing crashes, sometimes with doing minor changes. My company has a BIM guy that is keeping track of the crashes. This issue has been brought to Autodesk with no resolution as their excuse is the program is installed on a TSP with a VPN. One suggestion I got was to disable the add-in’s. I disabled the ones I don’t use. The only other thing would be tracing the issue back to the Architect.

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u/LdyCjn-997 — 4 days ago
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Revit not installed completely

Hello all, how do I fix this problem? I already tried everytjing it says but it still doesn't allow me to install ckmpletely the app. Is this because I have revit 2027 first before I install this?

u/solarusinfernus — 6 days ago
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How to get into BIM role

Hello,

Im a CAD Drafter/Project Engineer for a small electrical contractor,

What advice could you give for someone with some knowledge of BIM(around 6 months of revit MEP practice from linked in learning courses) trying to get into a BIM role?

Perhaps as a BIM Technician or similar role?

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u/Warm_Cheesecake_9958 — 9 days ago
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Plant 3d to Revit

I am at a smaller MEP company as a VDC manager and we recently started fabricating for outside companies. One of the companies we are working with only creates content in Plant3d. However our fabrication software doesn't support Plant3d. Our current workflow is to completely re-create the packages in Revit, but you can guess how time consuming that can be. Not a big issue when there are only 20-50 assemblies, but our latest fabrication order came in with over 450 assemblies. With only a small team (4 detailers including myself) I am looking for a cleaner import process that can take me from the .pcf that Plant 3d exports and turn that into Revit fabrication parts. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

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u/Realistic_Regret8400 — 10 days ago