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Included in the Quick Tools panel is the time-saving Connect Elements Tool. With this tool, simply select the "mobile" element to be moved, then select the "stationary" element that it will be moved…
Updated 2 months ago by Adam Heon
The Copy Connected Elements Tool is a powerful new addition to the eVolve Quick Tools Panel. This tool allows for the selection of connected elements and the ability to copy and connect that selectio…
Updated 7 months ago by Adam Heon
Here at eVolve, we know that enough small steps can add up to a whole lot of time. That's why the Remove Elements tool was created and added to our Quick Tools panel. The Remove Elements tool allows…
Models often have a lot going on, and occasionally that can make it difficult to measure or draw off of certain items. To quickly fix this issue, the new Quick Tools eVolve ribbon panel contains the…
Once again, eVolve has added another huge time-saving tool. Typical conduit rack runs can be incredibly time consuming and monotonous to create, especially corners when Revit requires each conduit to…
Set Angle. The Set Angle function is used to set a predefined angles and also allows to specify a specific rotate angle. The Rotate X,Y, and Z buttons utilize the specified angle and may be used from…
Updated 10 months ago by Adam Heon
When modeling, quickly rotate elements or entire runs using the MEP Rotate feature located in the Utilities panel. To Use The eVolve MEP Rotate Feature. Select the components to rotate. Click on the…
The new Continue Run feature is another great time saver from the eVolve Team. When modeling runs, there are many times when sections of conduit are drawn and connected later. Sometimes the pause is…
Updated 4 months ago by Adam Heon
Assign Level allows you to do one of the following: Copy - Duplicates the selected elements to the specified level and optional elevation offset. Move - Transfers the selected elements to the specifi…
Updated 53 seconds ago by Michael Schinn
The Show Plane tool will highlight a grid view of the currently selected work plane. Turning this on and off is incredibly useful in conjunction with the Pick Plane Tool. By default, when the Pick Pl…
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Updated 10 months ago
by Adam Heon
