Rebar Newsletter #1: 2025 available (with a new feature!) and a special price offering.

Hi there! Welcome to the very first edition of the Naviate Rebar Newsletter! We’re excited to have you here. Make sure to subscribe to stay in the loop with monthly updates on the latest news and features.

• Naviate for Revit 2025 is here! It’s live and ready for download on?MySymetri
• ?? Check out the new Rebar Collision feature—curious to see how it works? Read all about it in our latest blog post here, and don’t forget to explore the entire Discover Rebar series here.
• Price Update Alert: Starting January 1, 2025, Naviate Rebar prices are increasing. But good news—you can lock in the current price for the next year by purchasing now! Secure your savings here.

Price Update starting January 1, 2025

First off, thank you for being part of our journey since we launched in September 2022! Together, we’ve made rebar detailing smarter and more efficient, and we couldn’t have done it without your support.

Starting January 1, 2025, the price of Naviate Rebar will increase. But here’s the good news: you can lock in the current price for a full year by purchasing now!

Secure your savings here and keep building success with us in 2025. Here’s to another year of innovation and collaboration—let’s keep growing together!

New feature: Rebar Collision

Check for collisions (clashes) between rebars in the structural elements. Use Rebar Collision tool to detect any clashes between reinforcement bars and ensure rebars are correctly placed and distributed in the structure.

• Check for collision on preselected structural elements with reinforcement or directly on the selected reinforcement elements
• Colliding rebars are selected/highlighted in the view and listed in the Rebar Collision report
• Double-click a row in the report to zoom to related colliding elements
• Define a tolerance value, the minimum overlap length between rebars that will be recognized as a collision
• Define the minimum size of bar diameter. Bars of smaller diameters will be excluded from the analysis for collision
• Rebars that collide have value "colliding" for the NVRebarCollision parameter, while those without clashes are marked as "not colliding"
• The NVRebarCollisionIncidences parameter allows you to identify the specific rebars within a set that are colliding
• Tip! Use NVRebarCollision parameter with the Color Rebar feature to easily identify colliding and non-colliding rebars in the view