This repository is a C# .NET Revit add-in project that works with Autodesk Revit 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021.
It is a collection of custom tools programmed to help out with drawing production, modeling and model management.
The collection is composed of the following tools:

• Flip Walls and Doors (documentation/code)
• Room Centroid, Tag to Room (documentation/code)
• Remove Empty Elevation Tags (documentation/code)
• Assign View Templates (documentation/code)
• Transfer View Filters (documentation/code)
• Reassign Detail Number (documentation/code)
• Sheet Duplicator (documentation/code)
• Create Print Set (documentation/code)
• Schedule to Excel (documentation/code)
• Purge Filters (documentation/code)
• Purge Text (documentation/code)
• Purge Dim Styles (documentation/code)
• Parameter Mapper (documentation/code)
• Parameter Loader (documentation/code)
• Transfer Worksets (documentation/code)
• Transfer View Templates (documentation/code)
• Import CAD Popup Message (documentation/code)
• In-Place Component Popup Message (documentation/code)

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine.

Revit 2018-2021.

• Download the repository.
• Unblock the ZIP file before unzipping (right click in file> Properties > Unblock).
• Browse to the Deploy folder.
• Copy the ArpRibbon.bundle folder and paste it into this destination: %ProgramData%\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins
• If the \ApplicationPlugins folder does not exists, create it.
• Open Revit. If you see this message click 'Always Load'.

If you just want to install a couple of tools you can do it by copying the .addin manifest file and the assembly .dll to the Revit Add-Ins folder and they will appear under the Add-Ins Tab > External Tools.

Both .addin and .dll files can be found in this route ..\bin\x64\Debug inside each project location.

You can use any of these addins folders:

User Addins:
%AppData%\Autodesk\Revit\Addins\2020 (or whatever your Revit version is).

Machine Addins (for all users of the machine):
%ProgramData%\Autodesk\Revit\Addins\2020 (or whatever your Revit version is).

If you open the add-in manifest and specify the full DLL pathname, it can also be located elsewhere.

More information about Add-In Registration can be found here.

Detailed information about how to use each tool can be found in this gitbook.

Angel Ruiz-Peinado Sanchez

Many thanks to PyRevit for letting us access his code. Also many thanks to CASE Apps for freeing up their code and John Pierson for hosting the source code. I have used both frecuently as a starting point and adapted it to my needs.

Thanks to icons8.com and thenounproject.com for most of the icons. I have used them as a base and tweaked them to fit my style.