Converting a photograph or exploration into a 3D model is still a annoying process that involves several data processing steps. This despite the capture of reality is easier than ever, thanks to Drone’s photographs and explorations, with even robots such as Boston Dynamics’s place capable of documented places autonomously and with reliable consistency.
The Autodesk’s collection team aims to change it. A revit complement is now with RECAP 2026, published in the subscribers on April 2. There is also a new flow of work for the management of mesh data sets. If you add the mesh geometry directly to the reinforcement projects of an architect or engineer, the Revit families reduces the need to model and process manual data of mesh data.
The cloud processing clouds have often been an intensive task in resources for virtual design and construction equipment, drone riders and others responsible for capturing images or tights on the site. Have required cloud processing or powerful desktop computers in the office. New complement users can turn the dot clouds into meshes through their own systems without cloud load or calculation. Autodesk also launched a new mesh publisher that allows more to refine the mesh models of reality capture reality. He also published a preview of accelerated graphic technology in his latest revit version.
Taking advantage of GPU technologies that take advantage of the new generation of most powerful graphic processing chips, the preview of technology can improve the navigation speed in 3D and 2D views, Autodesk said in a statement.
“Our vision is to automate documentation so that users can focus on a higher, creative and cognitive work,” the seller said. The positioning of the sight and the automated placement is a new flow of work for documentation tasks in this version. The workflow also allows an automatic positioning of sheets. The manual adjustments of the 3D views were previously necessary.
The use of shared parameters on family labels has been expanded include call heads, elevation marks, section signs and view references.