12/20/2023 0 Comments Revit 2019 software![]() ![]() Main screen on Left, Dual Monitor on Right You can also drag a window and dock it to your dual monitor: I was then able to hover over the edge of another view and snap my view to the new location. In the above image, you can see my first click was directly on the Tab of the view name indicated by the number 1. You can then click on the Title of the Tab and drag it to a new location or snap it to the edge of another tile: If you want to tile your Views, simply type WT for Window Tile or go to View>Windows>Tile Views and you will get the views tiled on the screen. The screenshot below shows what the View window looks like with the views Tabbed:Įach tab has the view name listed and it is subtle, but it also has an icon for the type of view it is. When views have been tiled, you can also easily rearrange them within Revit and have better control over which views you need and can snap to place them exactly where you want them. Not only do the views now display as tabs at the top of the view pane, but they can be switched to Tile Mode which will allow you to easily slide any view over to your dual monitors. ![]() I know this feature has been requested for quite some time, but the newly introduced Tabbed Views was worth the wait. All of these features are useful for any Revit user, and if you were looking for an excuse to upgrade sooner rather than later Tabbed Views alone might be the only reason you need to start using it today. There are many new features in Revit 2019, but so far my favorites are Tabbed Views, Levels in 3D, Uncropped Perspective Views, ability to Dimension Curved Objects in Section, and Double Filled Regions. With the newly released version of our favorite Building Design software, Autodesk Revit 2019, I thought it would be a great time to share my top 5 favorite new additions to the software. ![]()
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