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# 24-11-01
## November Add-in Updates and New Releases
We’re excited to share upcoming BIMIL add-in updates and introduce a brand-new add-in release for November. Here’s what you can expect this month!
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### **November 4: Auto Dimension & Beam to Slab Updates**
Next week, updates will be available for two of our most popular add-ins in BIMIL, reflecting your valuable feedback and usage.
* **Beam to Slab** (v1.0.1.1): Enhanced to account for Z-offset in beam positioning and fixed an error that occurred when beams were positioned within sloped slabs.
* **Auto Dimension** (v1.0.1.2): Resolved issues with unit settings to improve overall functionality.
A detailed guide on these updated add-ins will soon be available in BIMIL Docs.
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### November 11:
#### 🎉 New Release - Section Box 🎉
The Filter+ Section Box add-in makes it easy to manage section boxes in Revit. With a single button, you can create or toggle a section box around selected elements. Additionally, you can save and load section boxes and set rules for section box creation.
Stay tuned for more details on Filter+ Section Box next week!
#### Auto Join Update
We’ve added advanced settings to Auto Join, allowing users to specify join options for elements within the same category and control structural-non-structural joins. These new options provide more customization for precise joins.
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### **November 18: Excel Link & Filter+ Basic Updates**
We’re also preparing updates to improve usability for Excel Link and Filter+ Basic. More details will be shared closer to the release, so stay tuned!
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