The STI Digital team is excited to announce the release of Firestop Clash Management (FCM) version 1.2.7025. This updated version of FCM brings with it a host of performance improvements and bug fixes. This new version of FCM supports Autodesk Revit 2023-2026
New Features/Enhancements:- Implement "0 Hour" rating detection and mapping for non-fire rated wall and floor conditions
- Improved clash detection in linked model conditions
- Linked model detection can be toggled off from the Project Defaults menu
- Improved detection and placement of conditions incorporating Autodesk MEP Fabrication elements for both model resident and linked model conditions
- Improved detection and merger for closely placed penetrations into a single penetration
- Merge function can be disabled from the Project Defaults menu
- Merge tolerance can be adjusted from the Project Defaults menu. By default, a range of 4 inches is utilized for detecting and merging penetration conditions
- Expanded dynamic rules tool to allow for pre-mapping of tested systems to project firestop conditions
- Improved flexible hourly rating detection and mapping
- Compatibility with Revit 2026
Bug Fixes:
- Fixed scroll duplication issue in found conditions list
- Fixed request form crash but in Revit 2025
Notes:
- When upgrading from previous a versions of FCM, log out and back into your AccessSTI account from within FCM after update to refresh your session.
- When upgrading an existing model with existing FCM penetration markers to Revit 2026, delete and rerun existing FCM penetration markers. This is a known issue due to a change in element IDs moving from a 32 bit integer to 64 bit. The team is working on an improved upgrade experience that will better handle this transition.
