Use this script in the Family Editor to change all family parameters from type based to instance based. Type parameters with formulas that reference other type based parameters are not converted. To resolve, remove the formulas and then run the script again. The recommended steps is to run this once Read more…
Use this script to delete Viewport types in the model. These are also known as your “View Titles” on Sheets. Arguably, they should be named as “View Titles” to correctly describe how they are used on a Sheet, though that is another argument for another time. You can add that Read more…
Have you ever wondered why it’s impossible to mass rename views in Revit? Are you tired of hitting that F2 key and renaming sheets one by one? Why hasn’t a renaming tool been implemented for basic everyday needs? Who knows. This script allows you to select elements in Revit, load Read more…
Use this script to get all shared parameters in a project or a family. This is useful when you need to verify the GUID especially when there are duplicate parameters found in a project or family. The most frustrating thing is when schedules don’t pull data together consistently because the Read more…
Are you looking for a way to batch upgrade models in a folder? Here is a method to do it in Dynamo, although to be frank, it’s not the best. Read below to find out why. TLDR You may be better off manually upgrading the models one-by-one the old fashioned Read more…
One of the hardest elements to manage are Scope Boxes. Revit doesn’t have a native “Scope Box” Manager to show you all the Scope Boxes in the model, how they are named, or which workset they are on. This becomes extremely difficult to manage when your project has over 20 Read more…
Have you ever wanted a simple way to align all your views on a sheet without having to use a detail line and manually adjust on every sheet? Use this Dynamo script to magically align all of your views. There is one caveat and that is this simple script only Read more…
Find elements in a Revit model by ID or a list of IDs. This script is useful if you have a list of element IDs available in a list form, such as in an Excel file format. Sometimes this list can be extracted from a clash detection report or a Read more…
Creating materials in Revit can be a burden, especially when there are a large number of materials to be created. One example scenario would be the application of required materials according to the BIM execution plan of the project. The current out-of-box method (in current Revit versions at the time Read more…