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I worked on that project, drawing architectural details, wall sections and such, while working for the firm that was the local architect of record (FYI, I worked for SJA, which was acquired by TKDA). He wrote the contract for the University of Minnesota - Duluth (UMD) Weber Music Hall. Indirectly, Phil and I worked on the same project.
Prior to working at Autodesk, Phil Bernstein worked at Cesar Pelli's office. BTW, Carol went on to be the CEO of Yahoo.I actually just learned this from the Wikipedia page linked above (it must be true, it is on Wikipedia). Like myself, 3M, Best Buy, Target and Caribou Coffee. Carol is originally from Minnesota. It was previously called "Use Optimized View Navigation".Īnything to improve performance in Revit is welcomed, thanks Autodesk!Īs we all know, it is a small world, and as such there are two interesting facts about Carol, Phil and myself. Update: turns out this is not a new feature, but one that was removed in Revit 2016, and only available since then via the Revit.ini, until added back in 2018.1.When you stop navigating, the details and graphic effects are then displayed." Revit Help also says "Improves performance while you navigate a view (using pan, orbit, and zoom) by reducing the amount of detail shown and suspending some graphic effects.In addition to what you can read in the dialog, The new V iew Navigation Performance section has a new option called Simply display during view navigation. I like the added descriptions of what a specific setting does. In addition to the "hardware" elements being peeled off, the remaining options have been reorganized and a new feature added. The iamge below compares the new Graphics tab with the old one. This has been moved to a new tab called Hardware. Today I will cover this change and a few related items.įirst, the Graphics tab no longer has information about the graphics card. With the Revit 2018.1 update installed, you will notice a change in the Options dialog.
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