Info:
Did you know that there is an option for Dark Mode in Revit 2024? Well buckle up, because there is and its here!
Steps:
1. Open Revit 2024
2. Go to “Options”
3. Select “Colors” then go to “UI active theme”
4. Select “Dark” and then select “OK”.
Conclusion:
Revit in Light Mode:
Revit in Dark Mode:
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