The February 2026 update includes new support for georeferencing Revit models, support for Revit 2026 models, improvements to the Add Document Models (Beta) tool, and updates to authorization permissions with Autodesk logins. See the ArcGIS GeoBIM Esri Community page for more details. Highlights are provided below.
New support for georeferencing Revit files
ArcGIS GeoBIM has expanded support for georeferencing Autodesk Revit files. The Add Document Extents tool now automatically reads the Revit model's internal coordinate system (EPSG/WKID) and combines this information with the coordinates of the model. To learn more, see Georeferencing workflows.
Revit 2026 support
ArcGIS GeoBIM now supports generating 2D geometry for Autodesk Revit 2026 files.
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The Add Document Models tool does not currently support Autodesk Revit 2026 files.
Use Revit default view to generate Models layer output
Previously, GeoBIM determined which elements to display in the Models layer by checking for a view named {3D}. If the view was not located, it would select the first available view based on its ID, and if no 3D view existed, it would create one.
With this enhancement, GeoBIM now checks the ACC project to identify the default view that is set for the Revit model and uses this view to generate the simplified 3D geometry. This improvement ensures more consistent and predictable results.
Autodesk authorization update
Logging in to Autodesk from within GeoBIM now requires read-only permissions, except when creating issues. See Enhancements and bug fixes for more information.
Get started with ArcGIS GeoBIM tutorial series
Since the previous release, we've enhanced our Resources page with new tutorials. If you're new to using ArcGIS GeoBIM, start learning the basics of preparing your data to create and share your first project and app. Then, advance your skills to collect, monitor, and address project issues through office to field collaboration. With tutorial series that build on each other, you'll also find learning content for extending ArcGIS GeoBIM as a system to build custom apps, tailor 3D scenes, and work with schedules.