Top 5 New Features in Revit 2023 – Rebar Enhancements

Before Revit 2023, Revit didn’t show rebar in 3D view as solid. You had to change the visibility to show
the rebar.
In Revit 2023 now rebar shows as solid by default.
The option “View as Solid” has been removed
from the Reinforcement Element View Visibility
States dialog.
Now, you can toggle visibility to activate/deactivate View Unobscured using a shortcut. Select the rebar, then press TV to toggle the rebar view.
Rebar is shown as solid if the detail level of the 3D view is set to Fine.
Rebar coupler elements are always viewed as solids in 3D views.

You can easily copy the rebar set from one host to another host.
The adaptive capability allows you to copy rebar sets from one host to
another, even if they have different
sizes and directions.
When you propagate rebar from a source host to destination hosts, you can choose to align by face or by host using the new commands in the ribbon.

You can tag multiple rebar elements with the same tag. Use the Add/ Remove Host option during tag placement or for adding additional hosts (leaders) to existing tags.
You can also customize the appearance of tag leaders, adjust them together, or change the visibility of individual tag leaders.

In Revit 2023 rebar cover field
is available in the structural
elements schedule.
Rebar cover parameter now also can appear in tags. You can add the rebar cover parameter to the tag’s label.
Check and report the concrete cover assignments for the concrete elements in your project to deliver high quality models and documentation.

Revit already had the displaced feature to create exploded views.
But this feature was only for 3D views. In version 2023, you can also displace rebar in 2D views.
Displace doesn’t move the actual rebar. It’s just for a presentation purpose and only specific for
that view.

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