pytiba

pytiba is an extension for pyRevit

Features

Hide/Unhide HelpConstruction objects:

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

pdf_export tool (One-Click-PDF-Export-Solution)

(with Revit 2022 Version this feature is implemented natively)

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. \

Video: https://youtu.be/uPb8Xyhw6hk

dwg/dxf_export tool:

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.

Levels from Excel:

Creates Levels from an Excel worksheet table.
Video: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YW9SxNtxfvE)

Section Tools (collection)

• 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: Developed View of Walls: https://youtu.be/dLOM2APDQpQ)

Schedule csv-Export

Exports selected Schedules to csv-files and import them in one Excel Workbook file.
Video: (https://youtu.be/6-b6gVSqS5E)

DublicateSheets

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)

Delete SystemCategoryTypes

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)

Copy Family-Types from other Projects to your current Project-Tool

Easily transfer/copy all needed FamilyTypes from other Projectfiles to your current Revit Projectfile.
Video: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MLAXWrOHQ8&t=2s)

Transfer/Match Instance Parameter of same category-type

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)

Transfer/Match selected Parameters

The same tool as above only that one can choose the parameters that are transferred in a selection dialog.

Family Folder, Project Folder

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.

SaveAs

Adds the missing SaveAs Button. Can be added to the Quick Launch Toolbar. (Left Click on Button > Add to Quick launch Toolbar)

Update Fam/Prj

Update all project-files/family-files in a folder (including subfolders) to the current running revit version.
(credits: www.sixtysecondrevit.com by J.Pierson)

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Credits

• 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

License

This package is licensed under GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE, Version 3, 29 June 2007.