Find the room or space name where an element is located and assign it to a parameter
Find the room or space name where an element is located and assign it to a parameter
You can use this command to find the room or space where an element is located and assign its name to a selected parameter. This command is capable of identifying rooms or spaces either in your current model or in a chosen linked file
You can use this public command to create room callouts in your view. There are three options available for creating these callouts: Create Callouts for All Rooms: Select the "All Rooms" checkbox to create callouts for every room in your current ...
You can use this command to hide elements of any selected category that are in linked files in your current view. 1. First, select the link you want the app to find the hide the elements from. Please note you can select "All link files" if you want ...
You can use this public command to rename families, add prefix, suffix, or replace words in family names in Revit. First, select the type of elements you want to rename. You can add multiple types by clicking the plus Then, select the category of ...
Public commands are a set of useful and frequently used commands available to help automate repetitive workflows. To access them, navigate to the command section. Here, you'll find two types of commands distinguished by colour: your saved commands ...
You can use this command to create a customised excel report of sheet revision history. 1. First, select the sheet fields you want to add to your report. You can add multiple fields by selecting them from the drop down list and click on the plus ...