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This improvement would be very important for German Revit users. In the Revit Wishlist 2017 in Germany it ranked #14 out of 52 wishes. You can find more information on https://www.rug-dach.de/
It would be ideal if you had the option to isolate only the PDF markups/comments in the underlay view, as well as have options for changing the status of each comment. This would go a long way towards replacing the functionality of Autodesk Design Review, but hopefully in a process that is less problematic.
We are required to provide County provided Appendix B PDFs on Sheet format in our jurisdiction and COMcheck reports. So it isn't always just drawing related.
It's also added to the official roadmap so it's safe to say they are working on it right now. It's easy to underestimate how much work goes into creating these new features. Some features take a full team almost a year to develop, some even longer.
I would recommend joining the beta program if you want to get an idea of what goes into creating new features. Plus, you will also be able to test new features every month and provide feedback! Really worth considering.
In our practice we frequently need to reference documents by others which have been provided to us via PDF. If the file was initially made as a PDF, converting it reduces quality and blows up file size.
I'm not - it merely imports PDF as bitmap image, not vector, which is kind of lame.
So many times we get plans of all kinds only as PDFs, and still we have to open them in AutoCAD and convert to DWG to get them into Revit as CAD lines.
It's not everything for everyone, but is a HUGE help for how some people use PDFs.
What I dont understand is... if you can do it in autocad why can't they just adapt the code for revit?? That's why so many of us were annoyed for so long... autocad has had the functionality for something like 10 years.
