Dynamo 3.2.1 in Revit 2025.2 includes a new homepage experience, the ability to create workspaces based on templates, a suite of paneling nodes, and more.
The Manage Links dialog has been enhanced for a better experience.
You can now automatically substitute a family geometry to Twinmotion assets.
Use the tabs in Project Browser to minimize scrolling and reduce the number of clicks required for tasks, especially in large projects.
The New Revit Home is now turned on by default when Revit opens.
Use the Break tool when selecting multiple steel connections.
Automatically align the analytical model to key horizontal and vertical references generated based on the physical model.
Improved structural steel parameters with reliable values for steel framings and columns to increase accuracy and enable new scheduling options.
Electrical systems now support the use of connectors in the 'parent' element of nested families.
Community idea: The removal of folding lines while modifying toposolids makes editing easier.
Community idea: Control wall joins directly in the canvas as you work.
IFC and NWC file types have been enabled for coordination model changes.
View and sheet selection is easier with additional columns in for sheet collection, sheet number, and current revision in cluded in the dialog. PDF exports are improved so they are more accurate and faster.
Elements hosted to link topography will be preserved when a revised link is reloaded.
Community idea: Tools and functionality have been enhanced to work with toposolid elements in your models.
You can now flex both linear and radial arrays to values of 1 or 0 in the Family Editor.
PDF Export can be run in the background. While the PDF export process is running, you can continue to work in your model.
Community idea: You can automatically join a newly created architectural wall with the adjacent wall, or join and lock them together to speed up your modeling process when working with multiple walls.
Community idea: With the Sheet Collections feature, you can assign any sheet in the model into flexible groupings.
You can now align and distribute multiple keynotes, text notes, and tags.
Use templates to customize Revit category mapping for IFC exports.
You can now check changes between two versions of a linked coordination model from Autodesk Docs using the Coordination Model Changes feature anytime after linking a coordination model.
Edit the product-listed part geometry in the Fabrication Data Manager Parts Editor.
Community idea: Inspect and visualize pressure drop and flow data in design and fabrication networks. Analytical segments are exposed in the user interface as sub-elements. These segments may be selected, tagged, and scheduled.
Community idea: Adjust the position of the embedded tag and dimensions inside bending details.
Community idea: Added the ability to splice rebar sets, specifying the position, lap length and uniform or staggered layouts, respecting engineering and fabrication specifications.
Community idea: Control wall end wrapping conditions with controls in plan views.
Extended support for CAD files to STEP file types. Import/Link STEP files or Export 3D views to STEP files.
Create complex operating schedules to accurately represent building use during an energy analysis.
Use Insight to analyze the embodied and operational carbon of your designs.
Enhancements have been made to vector processing when printing, exporting to PDF, and exporting to CAD formats for views that contain transparent elements.
Use the New Revit Home toggle button to try the new home page with more features.
Enhancements to the snapping behavior when working in shape edit mode allow you to ignore internal points and edges and use the Z value of elements as a snap point.
Curtain wall mullions can now use profiles with multiple loops.
Run a model consistency check to display and review connection inconsistencies.
Community idea: Create general arrangement drawings for Steel projects using Revit to be better connected across Design, Fabrication and Construction, by importing the part and assembly marks from Advance Steel.
Dynamo 3.0.3 introduces package management in a single location, node search by category, improved Revit sample graphs, and more.
Revit now supports the most recent version of gbXML (v7.03)
You can more easily and more quickly search for part data in the Fabrication Data Manager improved interface.
Upload images or generate them from the model and assign them to parts to make parts more visually identifiable.
Use the local coordinate system tools for analytical members and panels to align axis orientation and direction.
Use schematic bending details with embedded tags to show rebar bending instructions.
Select bars to show from multiple rebar sets.
Visually inspect bars that require length adjustments.
Community idea: Disable rebar constraints for one or all bar segments, to block modifications of bars when the concrete geometry changes.
The split and split with gap tools are available for steel framing and columns that have connections.
You can tag and dimension individual components of steel connections. Existing tags and dimensions are preserved if you break the connection.
Automatically place more typical connections using less scripts.
Community idea: The Material Browser has undergone improvements, enhancing the ease of working with materials in your models. These improvements include faster appearance previews and the ability to batch delete materials from the model or batch add materials to libraries.
When searching in Project Browser, you can view all the child nodes when the parent node contains the key words.
The Dark Theme is now enabled for the first level user interface in Shared Views.
To improve reliability, you can map fittings when you convert design elements to fabrication parts or change the service.
Single phase is now supported for electrical loads and distribution systems.
Auto-generation of mark numbers for certain MEP categories has been disabled.
Community idea: New parameters have been added to data panels and fabrication ductwork, enhancing workflow capabilities.
The power loads from low voltage panels are reported in the connected power circuits.
A new macro management tool replaces the IDE used to create and manage macros in previous versions of Revit.
Based on customer feedback, the discipline filters in the Visibility/Graphic Overrides dialog have been updated.
The controls that were previously located on the Options Bar have been relocated to the Properties Palette and the ribbon.
Support for five horizontal coordinate systems has been added to enhance collaboration workflows.
Revit has been upgraded to incorporate Microsoft's .NET 8 framework.
Extensible storage has been restructured to minimize schema conflicts and optimize workflows.
