🎁BIM Refinements: Saved Filter and Saved Sets

VisiLean's Update: Where Efficiency Meets Flexibility in BIM - Overwrite, Rename, and Reclaim Your Time!

🌟 Exciting News from VisiLean! 🌟 We're thrilled to introduce transformative enhancements to your BIM toolkit! With our latest update, managing saved sets has never been easier. Introducing the ability to override and rename saved sets directly in your existing BIM system. This much-requested feature allows you to seamlessly update saved sets with new elements, eliminating the need to create new sets for every modification. Simply select your set, adjust elements with a few clicks, and your changes are instantly applied!

But that’s not all—we’re also rolling out a new feature for filter management. Save valuable time and reduce errors with the ability to save, open, override, and edit filter queries right where you need them. This upgrade means no more repetitive manual entries. Instead, quickly access and refine your previously saved queries, enhancing your workflow and boosting productivity.

These enhancements are designed with you in mind—architects, engineers, and project managers. Now, you can focus more on critical design and project decisions and less on navigating software limitations. Dive into a world of increased efficiency and flexibility with VisiLean’s latest features!

Saved Sets Overwrite and Rename in BIM

Remember to utilise the shift key to add or remove elements from your saved sets efficiently.

Changes will prompt an overwrite confirmation; ensure your selection is final before confirming.

The rename function activates with a single click on the pen icon—make sure to confirm by pressing Enter to save the new set name.

Save and Update Filter in BIM

Utilise the 'Save Filter' button for preserving your filter queries for future use, preventing repetitive work.

Modifications to your filters? Click 'Update Filter' after your adjustments to keep your saved queries current.

Keep your filters organised; edit names directly in the listing for clarity and improved navigation.