Webinar - What's new in Forma? Feb 25

[arne.bassoe-eriksen]

Hello there! 

Cesar Escalante and I were excited to share the latest and greatest additions to Forma since Nov 2024. We presented a quicker, smoother, and more intelligent modeling experience, along with some fantastic new collaboration features and extensions. 

Feel free to check out the session recording by clicking this link! (Passcode: !Uvaw.k7) In it, you'll see Cesar Escalante and me sharing 35+ exciting new capabilities and updates and showing how they can boost your workflow.  

Please feel free to ask questions here!

Key improvements have been made to the Embodied Carbon analysis, 3D Sketch, and Forma Board, to name a few! 

[This post has been revised after the webinar was completed on Feb 11th, 2025]

[Chris_D_UK]

I clicked the link and logged into Zoom, but can't watch the recording - it says 'No Permission'

[x_jiangDYD9K]

I can't watch the recording either -- no permission

[arne.bassoe-eriksen · Accepted solution]

Hi @x_jiangDYD9K  & @Chris_D_UK,

Thank you for informing us about this issue. We have now changed the permissions so that you should be able to watch the recording. If you are asked to enter a password, then use this: !Uvaw.k7 (I have also updated the original post) 

[Chris_D_UK]

Yes that works, but it does require that password to be entered

[Chris_D_UK]

You asked for feedback in the session: Good to hear you're working on improving support for Shared Coordinates in Revit. That's just one of the several roadblocks that prevents us using Forma for feasibility design work in the UK at the moment. Zmap imports (or a plug-in) is also essential (or another way to get detailed context models in the UK where Open StreetMap data is pretty terrible). Plus a way for us to work with apartment unit templates, arrayed along double-banked corridors (apartments on both sides of a corridor), with the corridors connecting stairway cores. None of this is possible at the moment.

[arne.bassoe-eriksen]

Sometimes it does, and I have not been able to understand when it is and when it is not needed. So I thought I would just add it, just in case