If you follow us on Social Media, you may know that a number of years back, we started making our own icons for the Autodesk platforms, to help customers identify which version of Revit they were launching, from their Quick Launch bar. The icons were created (loosely) to use the Read more…
We’re in the midst of our Autodesk 2022 Product rollout, on our Parallax machines, and this coming week i am taking my first trip in 15 months, to fully deploy/update a Client’s office, in Atlanta (road trip!). Needless to say, we had prepped all of our software packages over a Read more…
With a number of clients working in a more distributed fashion in 2020/2021, we have seen an uptick in requests and questions about how to host Materials (and Render Assets (images) for Revit Materials) in a Cloud/distributable way, so they work correctly for all Project parties/participants. This has been possible Read more…
When we started Parallax in 2015, we immediately set out on creating our Revit environment, both- for our use- and for our potential clients: A Project Template with many built in efficiencies Content Libraries that were tailored to high fidelity modeling and documentation Workflows that were tried and tested Full Read more…
Recently, Parallax gave a webinar that demonstrated and discussed our deployment process. Check it out below!
Breakups. We’ve been working on a number of different initiatives for the last couple of years. Some new Libraries, some new Types of Work we deliver for clients, and also: Prlx.Apps: Applications John has been creating. Some that are standalone Revit Addins, some that work in concert with our Templates Read more…
When you start a new project you have all the different area plans created with their related sheets, views, schedules and scope boxes. When you have a project that doesn’t need all of them, you have to remove them. Removing them manually is possible, but not awesome. So we built Read more…
When you start a new project you have all the different plan types already loaded, so we made a tool to make that a bit easier. We like to call it, Scope Shopper. Check it out Below! Addin Information: Addin Type Parallax Template Bundled Tool Pricing (in USD) Free with Read more…
When teams are creating interior elevations, they often want to “Frame” them by adding a bold outline to them on the sheet. This is achieved a number of ways which include: Creating a masking region around the crop region of the view. This is a very manual process and fairly Read more…
With Autodesk® Revit® 2020.2, we were given access to the “Internal Origin” category for viewing. By default, it is turned on in all views when you open a project in the new version. This tool aims to assist you in hiding this category. This is achieved by iterating through ALL Read more…