
See what's new in Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. Always available at the bottom of the Layers palette, and also next to the Send to Revit button when FormIt is launched from Revit.Īdded the ability to run Dynamo graphs without a SendToFormIt node.Īdded the ability to set curve and surface faceting counts via FormItGroupOptions.To quit, press Esc, click another command, or click OK in the 2D Chamfer dialog box.Added the ability to link FormIt models into Revit.Īdded an "Edit in FormIt" button in Revit when FormIt elements are selected.Īdded a new "Send to Revit" column to the Layers palette to control which layers are sent to Revit when the FormIt sketch is linked in Revit.Īdded a new "Preview Send to Revit Selections" checkbox to preview geometry that will be sent to Revit.In the graphics window, select the lines that you want to chamfer.Defined by an angle from the first selected line and a distance offset from the intersection of the second selected line. Defined by a specified distance from the point or intersection for each selected line. Defined by the offset distance from the point or intersection of the selected lines. Select the type of chamfer you want to create, and enter distance values:.Deselect it to assign numeric values to chamfers. Sets the distance and angle of additional chamfers to the value of the first-created chamfer in the current instance. Select to include aligned dimensions in the sketch that indicate the chamfer size. In the 2D Chamfer dialog box, specify whether dimensions options:.Click Sketch tab Create panel Chamfer.
The Chamfer tool creates a beveled corner at the intersection of any two nonparallel lines. Alternatively, enter the values in the edit field or right-click and enter a value.
Move the cursor and click to set the second, third, and fourth points, depending on the type of slot you’re drawing. The first click sets the center point of the slot the second and third clicks set the start and end points of the slot center arc the fourth specifies slot width. Creates an arc slot by defining the slot’s center point, the end points of the center arc, and the slot width. The first two clicks sets the start and end points of the slot center arc the third click sets the center of the slot arc. Creates an arc slot by defining a center arc and the slot width. The second click specifies the center of a slot arc. The first click specifies the center of the slot. Creates a linear slot by defining the slot center point, the arc centers, and the slot width. The first two clicks specify the start and end point of the slot center line. Creates a linear slot by defining the slot’s orientation, length, and width. The first two clicks specify the arc centers, and the third click specifies slot width. Creates a linear slot by defining the placement and distance of slot arc centers, and then the slot width. Click Sketch tab Create panel and choose one of the following:. To quit, press Esc or click another command. Move the cursor and click to set the second and third points, depending on the type of rectangle you’re drawing. Click in the graphics window to set the first point. The first click sets the center, the second click sets the direction and distance of one side, and the third click sets the distance of the adjacent side. Creates a rectangle by defining the center, direction, and the adjacent side. The first click sets the center point the second click sets a corner. Creates a rectangle by defining the center, width, and length of the shape. A three-point rectangle can have any alignment. The first click sets a corner, the second click sets the direction and distance of one side, and the third click sets the distance of the adjacent side. Creates a rectangle by defining the length, direction, and the adjacent side.
Two-point rectangles are aligned with the sketch coordinate system. Creates a rectangle using two clicks that define diagonal corner points. Click Sketch tab Create paneland choose one of the following:.The rectangle tools create rectangles from a corner or center point in two or three clicks.