You’ll need: Placed, enclosed Revit rooms with occupancies and baseline materials assigned, and a signed-in account with analysis access.
Review the prepared project#
- Open the main window.
- Confirm every room has an occupancy.
- Resolve any Surface Materials messages.
- Confirm Settings, especially linked-room scope and units.
- Leave Analysis Override Resets unticked.
Run the analysis#
- Click Run Acoustic Analysis once.
- If a scope, source or input message appears, read it and decide whether to continue.
- Wait for calculation and saving to finish, then read Analysis Runtime Notes.
Review the saved schedule#
- Open Project Schedule → Rooms and Reverberation.
- Confirm the analysed room count and source models are what you expect.
- Select a room you know and confirm its saved date, target and prediction.
- Click Open Room Analysis to look at that room in detail.
If the result is incomplete#
Check that rooms are placed and enclosed, linked models are loaded and materials are resolved. An older saved result can stay visible when its source is unavailable — its date tells you it wasn’t updated.
Check your result#
Every room you expect appears in Project Schedule with a new analysis date.