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# 26-05-11

## Coming Soon: Revit 2027 Support for Structure Booster

We are continuing to expand our Revit 2027 compatibility to ensure your favorite tools are ready for the latest environment.

This update includes a major version expansion for Structure Booster and stability fixes for Push/Pull Slab, scheduled for **May 14, 2026, at 04:00 UTC (13:00 KST)**.

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### Structure Booster : Revit 2027 Support

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**Structure Booster** is now fully compatible with Revit 2027. You can continue to use its **automated structural modeling** and **automated schedule generation** features seamlessly in the latest Revit environment.

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### Push/Pull Slab: 2027 Compatibility Fix

We have released a compatibility update for the Revit 2027 version of **Push/Pull Slab**. This update includes an optimized template for slab edges specifically for the 2027 environment, ensuring a smoother and more reliable modeling experience compared to previous versions.

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For those who already have these add-ins installed, simply launch **BIMIL** after the scheduled update time. Your add-ins will be automatically updated to the latest versions.


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