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Learning objectives are posted for each presentation when learning credits are available.  Any learning units earned will need to be self-reported to your professional organization.  Denver Revit Users Group does not report to any organization and all information here is posted solely for the benefit of our members.

Presentation Date: February 9, 2012

Presentation Title: Showcase presented by Brian Mackey (BD Mackey Consulting)

Credit Earned:  1 LU (self-reported)

Learning Objectives:

  1. Exporting out of Revit
  2. Importing into Showcase
  3. Importing into Showcase via 3ds Max and the difference
  4. Setting up the scene
  5. Grouping Material
  6. Material Alternatives
  7. Location Alternatives
  8. Design options
  9. 3d scenes and animations
  10. Exported out to Flash Movies

Presentation Date: September 21st, 2011

Presentation Title: FF&E in Revit

Credit Earned:  1 LU

Learning Objectives:

  1. Using a workset to separate FFE information from architectural
  2. Creating furniture families – 2D or not 2D?  When 3D is appropriate
  3. FFE Schedules and quantities
  4. Showing typicals
  5. Plan graphics
  6. Assembling concise bid packages

Presentation Date: September 8th, 2011

Presentation Title: File Sharing for AEC Businesses

Credit Earned:  1 LU

Learning Objectives:

  1. Learn how to avoid common issues and time wasters with managing files
  2. Learn about futures trends in exchanging drawings onDemand
  3. Learn why file size doesn’t matter anymore
  4. Learn how using labels/tags instead of subfolders for faster searches
  5. Learn how to manage your subcontractor communications more efficiently

Presentation Date: September 8th, 2011

Presentation Title: LiDAR Scanning

Credit Earned:  NA

Learning Objectives:

  1. How the 3d Lidar Scannign Technology works
  2. How this can benefit structural engineers
  3. Delivery of highly accurate 3d models
  4. Creating 3d solid or photo realistic models
  5. Creating collaborative BIM objects and models
  6. Pricing for this service
  7. Project management Benefits

Presentation Date: August 24th, 2011

Presentation Title: Rendering Finishes in Revit

Credit Earned:  1 LU

Learning Objectives:

  1. How to apply Materials to Elements in your Model.
  2. How to apply multiple paint colors to one wall face.
  3. How to create a custom Material from an image file.
  4. Setting up 3D Views of your scene.
  5. Lighting & photometric in your scene.
  6. How to set Location & time for accurate Day lighting.
  7. Adding Entourage to the scene.
  8. Adding a background image to the scene.
  9. Where to find additional content to add the finishing touch.
  10. Utilizing the all powerful Cloud to Render quickly

Presentation Date: August 11th, 2011

Presentation Title: ProjectWise for Revit

Credit Earned:  1 LU

Learning Objectives:

  1. Learn the benefits of managing your Revit design projects in Bentley’s ProjectWise solution.
  2. Learn how ProjectWise manages Revit families and templates.
  3. Learn how Delta File Transfer can improve save to Central and file download speeds over the WAN.
  4. Learn how ProjectWise improves communication between project team members.
  5. Eliminate time consuming FTP file sharing.
  6. Eliminate duplicated and out-of-date data.
  7. ProjectWise manages not only design data, but documents, spreadsheets, images, databases, and just about anything else you need.
  8. Learn how other Bentley products can add value to Revit projects.

Presentation Date: July 14th, 2011

Presentation Title: Integrated Process of Structural Detailing

Credit Earned:  1 LU

Learning Objectives:

  1. The benefits of integrated project delivery using a real-world example project.
  2. How Revit and Navisworks models can be used during construction to improve project delivery.
  3. A strategy for developing a ‘detailing’ Revit model that is utilized to develop fabrication drawings.
  4. How to use schedules, filters, custom parameters, and views to manage data and maximize functionality of Revit models.
  5. What gains can be realized through the use of integrated fabrication drawings.
  6. How integrated fabrication drawings can be used to compress project schedules and reduce material and installation costs.
  7. How enhanced coordination prior to construction can substantially reduce field issues
  8. How Revit models can be leveraged to smootly transition a project from design to construction.
  9. How ‘typical’ construction processes can be improved through the use of BIM technology.
  10. What pitfalls may be encountered in the use of integrated shop drawings.

Presentation Date: June 9th, 2011

Presentation Title: Conceptual Energy Analysis in Revit Architecture

Credit Earned:

Learning Objectives:

  1. General workflow for conducting conceptual energy analysis within Revit Architecture.
  2. Differences between the Conceptual Energy Analysis Tool (CEA) and Green Building Studio (GBS).
  3. Explore the conceptual framework behind these tools and locate their potential within current design methodologies.
  4. Provide an introductory explanation for interpreting analysis results to arrive at useful information.
  5. Processes for leveraging these tools at various stages along the design process.

Presentation Date: June 9th, 2011

Presentation Title: Revit Structure Basics

Credit Earned:

Learning Objectives:

  1. User interface introduction
  2. Basic commands & button locations
  3. Grids
  4. Levels
  5. Columns
  6. Beams & beam systems
  7. Dimensions
  8. Tagging
  9. Element properties
  10. Introduction to different kinds of views

Presentation Date: May 12th, 2011

Presentation Title: What’s New in Revit Architecture 2012

Credit Earned:

Learning Objectives:

  1. How to divide an object into parts for construction modeling
  2. How to define an assembly
  3. How to create assembly views
  4. Enhancements to native point cloud support
  5. How to improve visual and technical fidelity in DWG exports
  6. Improvements to workset visibility
  7. How to disable worksets
  8. Visualization enhancements in Revit 2012
  9. How to lock and tag a 3D view
  10. Enhancements to annotating with dimensions

Presentation Date: May 12th, 2011

Presentation Title: What’s New in Revit Structure 2012

Credit Earned:

Learning Objectives:

  1. Worsharing enhancements
  2. Enhanced Analytical Model
  3. Visualization changes
  4. Reinforcement enhancements
  5. Material Library
  6. Locking and Tagging 3D views
  7. Construction Modeling

Presentation Date: April 27th, 2011

Presentation Title: Custom In-place Caswork Families

Credit Earned:  1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. Model In-place VS Loadable Components
  2. Model In-place Family Categories
  3. Solid Forms VS Void Forms
  4. Extrusions
  5. Sweeps
  6. Sketching Profiles in Sweeps
  7. Model Lines
  8. Symbolic Lines
  9. Reference Lines
  10. Setting & showing the work plane

Presentation Date: April 14th, 2011

Presentation Title: Structural Shop Drawings

Credit Earned:  1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. Overview of the typical scope of work for CFMF shop drawings (designated design vs. shop drawings only, etc.).
  2. Overview of REVIT project template set-up, importing background files into REVIT.
  3. Creation of modeled CFMF components in the REVIT environment.
  4. Drawing sheet setup, loading and placing typical details.
  5. Creation of unique details using model and/or CAD files as backgrounds.
  6. Framing schedule creation.
  7. Dealing with modifications based on client  requests for specific members, assemblies, etc. or AE comments received.
  8. Taking this process to panelized project – accuracy inherent to the model is major contributor to success of job.

Presentation Date: TBD

Presentation Title: BIM Collaboration & Workflow

Credit Earned:  1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. Explore a wide range of solutions for file sharing, data exchange and collaboration in AEC.
  2. Compare and contrast the pros and cons of email, ftp, online file sharing & project information management tools.
  3. Discuss how BIM data and BIM workflows effect collaboration.
  4. Case studies on how “traditional” methods evolve into better approaches.
  5. How (if at all) will “BIM in the cloud” change your workflows?
  6. Effect of these tools and processes within Design-BID-BUild, Design-Build, or IPD business models.
  7. File security, data ownership, liability, and the small print.
  8. View, Markup, & Take-off – is a single solution viable and needed?
  9. Working outside your region, casting your net farther and wider? Collaboration is a must.
  10. We BIM but they don’t – how does the project team communicate effectively.

Presentation Date: March 10th, 2011

Presentation Title: Customizing the Revit User Interface

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. Organizing you companies Revit families
  2. Organize and control project libraries
  3. Strengthen your existing libraries
  4. Control family usage within your firm or project
  5. Easily develop index catalog files of your library
  6. Populate new browser from existing projects
  7. Drag and drop to the browser
  8. Stop searching and start working

Presentation Date: February 23rd, 2011

Presentation Title: Basics of the Build Tool

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. How to use the wall tool.
  2. How to use the door tool.
  3. How to use the window tool.
  4. How to work with components.
  5. How to use the roof tool.
  6. How to use the ceiling tool.
  7. How to use the floor tool.
  8. How to use the column tool.
  9. How to use curtain ssystems.
  10. How to use curtain grids and mullions.

Presentation Date: February 16th, 2011

Presentation Title: Creating Equipment Clearances & Keynoting in Revit MEP

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. How to create parameters to constrain families.
  2. How to apply Material parameters to objects.
  3. Create object styles to change the 2D look of object.
  4. How to create a keynote file.
  5. How to bring a keynote file into Revit.
  6. How to create a keynote list to put onto sheets.
  7. How to place and change keynotes.
  8. Pros and cons of using by number vs by keynote.
  9. How to use keynotes when issuing sketches.
  10. The difference in Keynotes between Revit MEP 2010 and 2011.

Presentation Date: February 10th, 2011

Presentation Title: Phasing

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. How to Create and Manage Phase Content
  2. The pre-defined Phases in Revit, and how to add / change / revise them.
  3. What are Phase Filters, and what do I get when I use one?
  4. Graphic Overrides and how to revise them when needed.
  5. How do I demolish things? and, Where does the debris go?
  6. Infilled openings – How is one created, and is there any control?
  7. How to incorporate Phasing into your Project Browser Organization.
  8. How are Rooms defined in different Phases? and a couple of “Gotcha’s”.
  9. Other things that are affected by Phases.
  10. What if I want to show a “Future” phase.

Presentation Date: February 10th, 2011

Presentation Title: Revit Structure 2011 New Features

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. More control and easier placement of slanted columns
  2. More flexibility to create and modify beam systems
  3. More flexibility to create and modify trusses
  4. Display more accurate representation at concrete joins
  5. More rebar options when modeling and documenting concrete reinforcement
  6. More flexibility for automated and manual analytical model adjustments
  7. Ability to display several new symbolic connection types for documentation
  8. User Interface Improvements in 2011
  9. Modeling Enhancements in 2011
  10. Documentation Enhancements in 2011

Presentation Date: January 19th, 2011

Presentation Title: MEP Families & Connectors

Credit Earned: NA

Learning Objectives:

  1. How to make Family Annotation (symbols) movable independent of the Family Model.
  2. How to make Family Annotation (symbols) view correctly in plan and in model elevations.
  3. Using filters to help in QA of your model.
  4. Thinking outside the box with Revit MEP.
  5. Using Revit Family Parameters to make families simpler and smaller.
  6. The use of weak and strong reference in Families.
  7. Use of AutoCAD entities in Revit (don’t insert, don’t explode).
  8. Linking Revit Models and only opening specific worksets.
  9. Using formulas to get content to act the way you want.
  10. Using embedded famlies and linking them together.

Presentation Date: November 11th, 2010

Presentation Title: Working with Laser Scans in Revit

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. A review of laser scanning and its use in building design and construction.
  2. Configuring a scan database for use within Revit.
  3. Importing a scan cloud directly into Revit.
  4. Controlling scan cloud visibility.
  5. Verifying existing conditions.
  6. Creating sections of scan clouds.
  7. Creating walls from cloud points.
  8. Creating lines/edges/topography from scan clouds.
  9. Creating pipe and round duct from scan clouds.
  10. General discussion about potential applications.

Presentation Date: October 14th, 2010

Presentation Title: Reporting Parameters & Useful Tools

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. Reporting parameters.
  2. Reporting parameters for use in schedules.
  3. Examples of actual uses for reporting parameters.
  4. Conditional formatting in schedules.
  5. Examples of actual use for conditional formatting in schedules.
  6. Filters.
  7. Filters through links.
  8. Examples of actual uses of filters through links.
  9. Random tips & tricks for Revit 2011.
  10. Latest Subscription Bonus Pack highlights.

Presentation Date: September 9th, 2010

Presentation Title: Advanced Revit Structure Families

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. Enhancing custom content.
  2. Utilizing nested families.
  3. Using equations to control family parameters.
  4. Using logical statements to control family parameters.
  5. Incorporating design information and other useful information into families.
  6. Using fmailies for more than just modeling and drafting.
  7. Embedding a URL into a family.
  8. Incorporating design calculations, code checks, etc into a family.
  9. Creating families to aid internal workflow.
  10. Utilizing Yes/No, family type and visibility parameters.

Presentation Date: August 12th, 2010

Presentation Title: buildingSMART alliance

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. The function of the buildingSMART alliance.
  2. The role they play in the AEC community and how it may effect you.
  3. Projects rolled out and currently under development.
  4. buildingSMART alliance membership benefits.
  5. Understanding the concept of COBie2.
  6. How various software platforms are responding to the COBie2 initiative.
  7. Where to go to find resource (user guides, training, etc) for COBie2.
  8. The champions that are driving COBie2 implementation across the industry.
  9. Owners/clients position on COBie2 implementation across the industry.
  10. Expectations for the years to come.

Presentation Date: July 8th, 2010

Presentation Title: Landscape design for Revit

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. Integrating the urban planning and landscape design teams into the BIM project team.
  2. Available landscaping tools in Revit.
  3. Enhancing Revit’s tools through LANDCADD for Revit.
  4. Laying out planting plans through LANDCADD.
  5. Laying out site components through LANDCADD.
  6. LANDCADD reports.
  7. Adapting to a BIM workflow.
  8. How do you implement this change.
  9. Executing the BIM workflow.
  10. Questions and answers.

Presentation Date: June 10th, 2010

Presentation Title: Revit MEP Schedules & Tips

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. Schedules for take offs.
  2. Schedules for design validation.
  3. Schedules for design calculations.
  4. Schedules for calculation check.
  5. Schedules for coordination.
  6. Using color schemes to analyze duct, pipe, lighting, and space designs.
  7. Using live 3D views and sections to explain design intent .
  8. Load format and analysis, what we need from the Architect.
  9. Load format and analysis, importance of a closed model.
  10. NavisWorks parameters for extraction.

Presentation Date: May 13th, 2010

Presentation Title: BIM Project Execution

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. BIM Overview – select excerpts from the National Building Information Standard.
  2. IPD Overview – AIA documentation, MacLearny Curve, example: GHP IPD efficiency diagrams.
  3. Penn State CIC BIM Project Execution Planning Procedure – 1 Identify BIM Goals and Uses.
  4. Penn State CIC BIM Project Execution Planning Procedure - 2 Design BIM Project Execution Process.
  5. Penn State CIC BIM Project Execution Planning Procedure – 3 Develop Information Exchanges.
  6. Penn State CIC BIM Project Execution Planning Procedure - 4 Define Supporting Infrastructure for BIM Implementation.
  7. Consensus Docs 301 Building Information Modeling (BIM) Addendum.
  8. AIA E-201 Digital Data Protocol Exhibit.
  9. AIA E-202 Building Information Modeling Protocol Exhibit.
  10. Penn Sate CIC BIM Project Execution Planning Procedure – Project Plan.

Presentation Date: April 8th, 2010

Presentation Title: Revit 2011

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. Workset enhancements.
  2. Family editor improvements.
  3. Changes to annotation capabilities.
  4. UI improvements.
  5. New sheet layout / sheet creation features.
  6. Conceptual design enhancements.
  7. Structural design and documentation improvements.
  8. Conduit / Cable Tray / Flat oval duct in Revit MEP.
  9. Customizable electrical panel schedules.
  10. Copy/Monitor of MEP equipment from the architectural model.

Presentation Date: March 11th, 2010

Presentation Title: Rendering in Revit

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. Basic setup of a camera in Revit.
  2. Using camera height to add scale and depth to the image.
  3. Making the image come alive with people, plants, cars, etc (RPC) elements.
  4. Adjusting exposure and lighting.
  5. Pictures at different times of day (adjusting sun angles, night time rendering, etc).
  6. Important render settings explained.
  7. Improving speed within Revit by simply adjusting Revit settings, lights, etc.
  8. Exporting your images (FBX and PNG formats)
  9. Post-render adjustments (getting the right exposure values, etc.)
  10. Using third party services for rendering.

Presentation Date: February 11th, 2010

Presentation Title: BIM Workflow in Revit Structure

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. The inefficiencies of the traditional design team workflow for BIM projects.
  2. Lessons we can take from Integrated Project Delivery (IPD)
  3. The four main phases of an efficient BIM project: Planning, Study, Modeling, Annotation.
  4. Planning Phase: What engineers and architects can do early to facilitate BIM.
  5. Study Phase: How to use Revit and other design tools for early design work.
  6. Modeling Phase: How and when to begin production BIM modeling efficiently.
  7. Annotation Phase: How and when to begin production Annotating efficiently.
  8. How to “share” elements that must reside in more than one discipline’s file.
  9. Topics that must be discussed at a BIM strategy meeting.
  10. Benefits of a “Freeze Model” milestone.

Presentation Date: January 14th, 2010

Presentation Title: Interior Design in Revit

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. Working with 2D Autocad backgrounds.
  2. Workflow options when working with other disciplines in Revit.
  3. File splitting strategies when the project gets too big.
  4. Working with design options.
  5. Setting up view filters.
  6. Color fill plans.
  7. Calling out materials.
  8. Material takeoff schedules.
  9. Calculations in schedules.
  10. Groups and families for furniture layouts.

Presentation Date: November 12th, 2009

Presentation Title: Codes and Schedules in Revit Architecture

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. Using schedule keys to control code information.
  2. Custom families with shared parameters.
  3. Using shared parameters to represent this information in shcedules.
  4. Use the shared parameters to show this information in tags.
  5. Create working schedules to manipualte code information.
  6. Create schedules with calculated values.
  7. Creates schedules to place on code sheets.
  8. Setup schedules to verify information is correct.
  9. Questions, answers, suggestions.

Presentation Date: November 12th, 2009

Presentation Title: Revit Structure & ETABS

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. How to map Revit Structure family (.rfa) sections to the ETABS (.pro) database.
  2. How to import wall attributes from Revit into ETABS.
  3. How to import floor attributes from Revit into ETABS.
  4. How to modify beam parameters such as rigid frame offsets, cardinal points.
  5. How to modify boundary conditions for finite element analysis.
  6. How to modify local end releases for steel beams.
  7. Overview of material mapping.
  8. Overview of IBC load cases/combinations.
  9. Overview of mapping of frames.
  10. Overview of mapping of concrete and masonry.

Presentation Date: October 8th, 2009

Presentation Title: Revit MEP 2010

Credit Earned: PENDING

Learning Objectives:

  1. Placing spaces.
  2. Assigning zones.
  3. Space types and settings.
  4. Zone settings.
  5. Weather data.
  6. Heating and colling loads.
  7. Analytical information.
  8. Reports.
  9. GBXML
  10. Miscellaneous questions.

Presentation Date: October 8th, 2009

Presentation Title: Affordable 3D Printers for Revit

Credit Earned: PENDING

Learning Objectives:

  1. Understanding the pre-requisites for 3D printing.
  2. Fuse Deposition Modeling, the process.
  3. Types of ABS thermoplastic prototypes.
  4. Producing quality 3DSTL suitable for 3D printing.
  5. Importing 3D STL into Dimension’s Catalyst Print Driver software.
  6. Preparing/Setting up a print job using Catalyst software.
  7. Managing a print queue.
  8. Removing support structures.
  9. Surface smoothing.
  10. Painting/plating an ABS prototype.

Presentation Date: September 10th, 2009

Presentation Title: Workflow and Coordination in Revit

Credit Earned: No Credit Available

Learning Objectives: TBD

Presentation Date: August 13th, 2009

Presentation Title: 3D Surveying and Revit

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. What is 3D laser scanning?
  2. How does it work?
  3. What are the advantages of laser scanning over field verification or conventional as-built surveys?
  4. What as-built accuracy can you obtain with scanning?
  5. How is laser scanning used for BIM?
  6. How is scanning used for architectural applications?
  7. How is scanning used for MEP applications?
  8. How is scanning used for strucutral applications?
  9. How can the as-built information be brought into Revit?
  10. Where is the 3D laser scanning industry headed?

Presentation Date: August 13th, 2009

Presentation Title: Quantity Takeoff and Revit

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. Extend the power of Revit to the estimating workflow with DWF.
  2. Perform 2D Takeoff’s with Linear, Area and Counting Tools.
  3. Create Model Based Takeoff’s from Revit DWF data.
  4. Quantify information using 2D and 3D methods in the same Takeoff.
  5. Export Information out to Excel.
  6. Create assemblies to extend Takeoff data.
  7. Review, mark-up and save all of your quantity takeoff information and easily share with other team members.
  8. How to Locate items from the takeoff palette in the model.
  9. How to Create plan labels.
  10. How to import\export a catalog.

Presentation Date: July 9th, 2009

Presentation Title: Custom Residential Framing & Engineering in BIM

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. How Keymark completes the link between architects, engineers, and suppliers for Building Information Modeling.
  2. How to create a 3D KeyBuild model.
  3. How gravity loads are developed throughout the entire structure.
  4. How wind loads are developed according to ASCE 2007 Codes in KeyWind.
  5. How seismic loads are developed and lateral wall framing is designed in KeyLat.
  6. Sizing and selection of horizontal framing members.
  7. How to design roof, wall, and floor framing.
  8. Pre-cut and marked floor framing.
  9. Pre-cut and marked wall framing.
  10. How to reduce framing material and labor costs with pre-cut and marked components.

Presentation Date: July 9th, 2009

Presentation Title: Advanced Mass Design in Revit Architecture

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. How to create accurate solid or void forms using the Create Form tool.
  2. How to divide and pattern a surface.
  3. How to add parameters to drive form.
  4. How to create dimensioned label parameters.
  5. How to create intelligent sub-components.
  6. How to establish, show, set and use work planes.
  7. How to use Reference Points to specify a location in an XYZ work space.
  8. How to create and add Profiles to a form.
  9. How to define Unconstrained and Referenced-Based forms.
  10. How to use the 3D Control to manipulate forms.

Presentation Date: June 11th, 2009

Presentation Title: Architectural Programming in Revit Architecture

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. How to create a type catalog in revit.
  2. How to use area plans for schematic design.
  3. How to pre-populate schedules with program information.
  4. How to use calculated values in schedules.
  5. How to use conditional formatting in schedules.
  6. How to use Affinity for architectural programming.
  7. How to use Affinity for schematic design.
  8. How to compare program data to schematic design data in Affinity.
  9. How to transfer Affinity data into Revit Architecture.
  10. How to sync data between Affinity and Revit.

Presentation Date: June 11th, 2009

Presentation Title: What’s new in Revit Architecture 2010

Credit Earned: 1HR HSW, AIA

Learning Objectives:

  1. New user interface.
  2. Conceptual massing.
  3. Conceptual mass surface subdivision.
  4. Creating conceptual mass surface panels.
  5. New site origin points and coordination with CAD.
  6. New .adsk files and coordination with Civil3D/Inventor.
  7. New central file/local file workflow process.
  8. IFC enhancements.
  9. gbXML enhancements.
  10. Applying MEP connectors in architectural families.