pytiba is an extension for pyRevit
Hides/ unhides Help Construction Objects (Hilfskonstruktionen) i.e: Detail- and Modellines, TextNotes, Dimensions.
All latter objects which contain the letter "HK" in their typename can be hidden and unhidden.
Useful if you need to draw lines/textnotes/dimensions that should not appear on your sheets you want to print.
Video: https://youtu.be/5SQk24mHIhE
The pdf_export tool exports:
- multiple Revit Sheets to pdf at the same time,
- with filenames specified by sheet parameters for each sheet, i.e.
„Sheet Number_Current Revision_Sheet Name_date_time“
(ex: “A01_b_Floorplan L00_17.06.18_11:34.pdf“ ). - with papersize format automatically matching the sheetsize format
- Sheetview selection is made either by selecting Sheets in Project Browser
before the script is run or by Sheet-Selection-Dialog.
pdf_export_documentation (work in progress)
Video: https://youtu.be/uPb8Xyhw6hk
Exports multiple Revit Sheets to dwg or dxf format with user specified filename. The filename can consist of any parameter found in the properties of the SheetView. Current date and/or time letters are also supported.
All 2D objects (currently TextNotes, Detail-Lines, Generic Annotations, Detail Items)
on a Modeless Palette:
Video: https://youtu.be/vMcQCD8qNIM
Easily manage your ViewFilters from a Modeless Palette.
Video: https://youtu.be/HfmFzPlSlkI
Creates Levels from an Excel worksheet table.
Video: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YW9SxNtxfvE)
- Create Sections and SectionViews along lines (Model- or Detail-lines).
Select Detail / Modellines, run tool.
By selecting a connected line sequence, one can create a developed view of walls. - Arrange Viewports on SheetView, (Select Viewports on Sheet you want to arrange, run tool). This tool arranges the Viewports in order. Running the tool again reverses the order.
Video: Bridge_Sections: https://youtu.be/n2K7Ex94knA, Developed View of Walls: https://youtu.be/dLOM2APDQpQ)
Exports selected Schedules to csv-files and import them in one Excel Workbook file.
Video: (https://youtu.be/6-b6gVSqS5E)
Dublicates a selected sheet (ProjectBrowser). Including multiple TitleBlocks and Legend Views.
Select a Sheet in the ProjectBrowser and hit the Sheet-Dublicate-Button.
Video: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUjJq2U34tg)
Easily delete NOT needed FamilyTypes of SystemCategories like "not needed" Texnotes, CAD-imported LineStyles, Filled Regions, GenericAnnotations
in your current Revit-Project and clean it up.
Video: (https://youtu.be/rk5dsa-9PH0)
Easily transfer/copy all needed FamilyTypes from other Projectfiles to your current Revit Projectfile.
Video: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MLAXWrOHQ8&t=2s)
This tool works like the "match properties" tool you find in text processing programs. It works for instance parameters of the same Type.
Ex.: You want to change the level of a Wall it is attached to (Parameters: base- and top-constraint).
Choose a scource walltype and pick the destination walltype.
Parameters are transferred from source to destination i.e the wall changes the level.
Video: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOQwtMtklbY)
The same tool as above only that one can choose the parameters that are transferred in a selection dialog.
Just a link to your important Revit Content Folders. Opens a folder in Windows Explorer. Pressing Shift + Click lets you choose the Folder to open in your File System.
Adds the missing SaveAs Button. Can be added to the Quick Launch Toolbar. (Left Click on Button > Add to Quick launch Toolbar)
Update all project-files/family-files in a folder (including subfolders) to the current running revit version.
(credits: www.sixtysecondrevit.com by J.Pierson)
- Ehsan Iran-Nejad for providing PyRevit, the amazing IronPython Script Library / Environment for Revit.
- Gui Talariko, creator of RevitPythonWrapper
- Daren Thomas, creator of RevitPythonShell
- Jeremy Tammik, creator of RevitLookup
- Icon8 for nice Icons
This package is licensed under GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE, Version 3, 29 June 2007.