Plumbline demo. A mock-up of Revit, running the actual tool on the actual rules. Sample findings stand in for a model — nothing here touches a building. Back to the site
Autodesk Revit 2026 — Riverside House — Stage 2.rvt — {3D} — □ ✕
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This is where the model would be. Press Check Model on the NCC ribbon tab to open the tool, exactly as it opens in Revit.
NCC check results
Ready1 : 100{3D} Main Model
What is real here. The panel that opens is the tool itself — the same screen you get in Revit, running the same 1,348 rules. Every control works: the ones that would touch Revit say what they would do, and the rest — filtering, setting items aside, the settings, applying a fix — behave as they will on a real model. Revit itself is a drawing. Closing the panel keeps the check, which is what happens in the real tool.