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After a few days of use of Revit 2019 I have some observations which may be user error, bugs, or ideas for improvement. I'd appreciate if anyone has similar experiences or solutions:
- It appears tabbed views may only be used on the primary monitor, within the main Revit window. Dragging a view or view tab away from the primary window works great, and I can double click the top bar of that window to make it full screen on my secondary monitor. However, I can't drag other views or view tabs onto the screen to tab them in the same way as I can on the primary window. Am I doing something wrong? If not, this would be a great next improvement.
- When using Tile Views, I can neatly tile my views in the primary window. I appreciate that re-organizing the tiles causes them all to re-shuffle automatically. Not sure if this was the case in previous versions, but this works fantastic to sort my tabs visually as I'd like. However, I seem unable to tile windows on my secondary monitor. If I want to have multiple views on another screen, it appears I must manually resize and move them around. Am I doing something wrong? If not, this would be a great next improvement.
- Switching a 3D view to perspective projection mode is great. It even works with section boxes. However, in perspective mode, I'm unable to orbit by using Middle Click + Shift. It only works if I press Shift + Middle Click. Switching back to orthographic mode allows me to orbit with either combination, so I think this is a bug. Has anyone else experienced this?
I've attached screenshots of the secondary monitor tile and tab issues above.
Our office let out an audible cheer when we learned 2019 included tabbed views and native-built in multi-monitor support. One of our biggest frustrations with the software has been trying to navigate through multiple open windows. Thank you Autodesk!
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