You can select multiple elements when assigning boundary conditions for structural loads.
For additional information, see Add a Boundary Condition.
Apply Boundary Conditions with Multi-Selection (What's New in 2026.3)
- What's New in Revit
- What's New in Revit 2026
- Core features
- Architecture features
- System features (MEP)
- Structure features
- Split Rebar Sets
- Lock Analytical Model Elements Using Pins
- Apply Boundary Conditions with Multi-Selection
- Apply Loads with Multi-Selection
- Flip Rebar Direction
- Preview Alignment Planes for Analytical Model Automation
- Improved Analytical Model Automation Experience
- Automate Load Combinations
- Steel Plate Default Material
- Custom Steel Connections Enhancements
- Steel Specific Parameters for Shape-Driven Families
- Updated Design Codes in Robot Structural Analysis
- Point to Point Steel Modeling
- Parametric Rebar Cranking
- Show Start and End of Bar
- Control Fabric Sheet Wires Position at Cover
- Quick Access to Analytical Model Automation
- Enhanced Rebar Constraints Editing
- More release information
- What's New in Previous Releases
- What's New in Revit 2026
- Revit 2026 Release Notes
- Get Started
- Have You Tried
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- Model the Design
- Architectural Design
- Structures
- Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP)
- Document and Present the Design
- Analyze the Design
- Collaborate with Others
- Customize Revit
- Dynamo for Revit
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- Revit Developer's Guide
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