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Sorry if this is way too late, but I do have your solution. I call it the Move-Copy function, but I'm not aware of its official term. First, select the entity(s) or group you want to distribute. Then, single-click grab it with the Move Tool and then tap the Control key (alt on Mac). His will create a copy attached to your cursor, while leaving the original at its place. Next, click to place the entity at the end of the line you want to create (for a row of windows for example, you would place it wherever you want the *last* window to be). VERY IMPORTANT, at this point in the process, do not click anything else anywhere else, at all. Trust me. Finally, type in "/x" (where "x" is the amount of copied entities you want to create), then hit "enter". If you typed in "/4", then there will a total of 5 windows, the original window and the 4 copies. If there wasn't enough copies made or too many copies we're made, you can easily change that by entering the "/x" then "enter" command again. So long as you haven't already done something else. Also, the Undo command will also set you back up with the original entity. Good luck.

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Daniel, thank you for asking that question. My name is Jasmine and I'm a Research Analyst at G2. One of my focuses at G2 is the construction and real estate areas, and Revit is utilized in building plans, so it fell in my purview. The 2018 release of Revit allows users to export an InfraWorks model into the Revit 3D platform. There is a step-by-step process doc in the AutoDesk knowledge base that I think you will find helpful: https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/infraworks/learn-explore/caas/simplecontent/content/infraworks-to-revit.html Additionally, Revit 2020 provides a variety of visualization features, including a better integration engine to streamline workflows with those involved in the AutoDesk's partner program. You can check out the full spec here: https://blogs.autodesk.com/revit/2019/10/08/new-visualization-features-improve-graphics-and-communication-in-revit/ Hopefully that answered your question. Thanks again for asking it! Best,

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Mr. Sobon shows how to get at Fill Patterns with Dynamo: https://archi-lab.net/fill-pattern-operations/

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