
The units of length measurement are no longer tied to page scale. Users can also now save custom and calibrated scales to their list of preset scales, so they can use them later. The new release also simplifies the process of setting page scale, making it easier to ensure accurate measurements on drawings. The update includes the ability to set scale across multiple drawings and apply length units independently of page scale. Revu 20.2, released March 16, follows on 20.1 with improved measurement tools that build on this foundation.

Features like Dynamic Fill section off and fill complex drawing regions to generate area measurements the Count tool and VisualSearch, meanwhile, can be used for calculating and tracking quantities.

Measurements taken in Revu go beyond length, width and area, with functions to calculate volume, depth, radius, slope, rise, drop, angle, and arc and cutouts. Accurate Quantity Takeoffs are a crucial early step for any contract, and Bluebeam Revu has long been great for estimators performing Quantity Takeoffs.
