1. Select button FloorFromLine to trigger the Add-in
2. Select Revit detail lines that you want to build the floors/ slab foundations from.
3. A dialog will appear to request you select:
- Floor Type
- Level
- Floor Offset
- Structural or none-Structural floor
4. Click OK
1/ Select button FramingFromLine to trigger the addin.
2/ Select Revit detail lines that you want to build the framings from.
3/ A dialog will appear to request you select:
Family Name
Width parameter name
Height parameter name
Size in mm (WxH): The size must be in followed format W1xH1; W2xH2; W3xH3. For example: 300x600; 400x800; 500x100
Tolerance(mm): The value which allow you to deal with slightly incorrect detail lines.
1a/ Select button TextNoteToTagCurve to apply command for CurveLocation
elements such as: Wall, pipe, framing...
1b/ Select button
TextNoteToTagPoint to apply for PointLocation elements such as column,
isolated foundation...
2/ Select elements
3/ A dialog will appear with below information:
"Set to parameter" combobox: You have option to select what
parameter will be mapped with TextBox
"Split TextNote Options" panel: You have option to get full text or
just specific part of the text.
"Tag at TextNotes" checkbox: Check if you want to place Tag at the
positions of Texts.
Select Revit detail lines that you want to build the walls from.
A dialog will appear to ask you select WallType, Level and wall base
offset.You also have option set tolerance value which allow you to deal
with slightly incorrect geometries of detail lines.
How to use Rectangular Column From Detail Line tool:
Select button SColumnByLine to trigger the addin.
Select Revit detail lines that you want to build the columns from.
A dialog will appear to ask you select Structural Column Family and
Level that you want to place new columns. You also have option to map
the Width and Height value of rectangle with the structural column
parameters.
1/ Select button DwgToDetailLine to trigger the addin.
2/ Select Dwg link instance.
3/ A dialog will appear to ask you select layers you want to convert to Revit lines. You also have options to:
Correct line geometry by check on Correct slight geometry checkbox and input round number.
Create new line style correspond to every layer name or use existed line style
1/ Click LoadFamily button to load default Generic Annotation families or you can use your own families
2/ Place generic annotation family
3/ Attach host by following:
Select generic annotation instances
Click AttachHost button
Select component legend that you want selected annotations attach to
4/ Write information to annotations. You have two options:
Select generic annotation instances and click TagByElement button.
Click TagByFamily, a dialog will appear to ask to select Generic Annotation families that you want to apply the command. Then click OK
5/ You can also input door & window information to door & window type
parameter automatically such as: number of instaces, level, sill height,
room name by following below steps:
Click InputType button
A dialog appear to ask you select Door and Window type that you want to apply the command.
Input parameter name that you want to copy information to. You may need to create project parameter to store the information
Join/Unjoin elements between categories. 1/ Select button JoinCategory to trigger the application. 2/ Add/delete rules by right click and select add/delete rule 3/ At tab "Get priority elements from": - Select current view if you want to apply join/unjoin geometry for current view - Select current selection if you want to apply join/unjoin geometry for current selection 4/ At tab "Join/Unjoin options": - Select Auto join if you want to join geometry - Select Auto unjoin if you want to unjoin geometry 5/ Click OK 6/ If you want to save/reload setting rules click button save/reload setting rules Join/Unjoin elements between element groups: 1/ Select button JoinElementSet to trigger the application. 2/ Select element set 1: - You have options to select new elements or append into existed set by select radio New or Append - Click button Select Element Set 1 - Go to Revit view then select elements, after that click finish. 3/ Select element set 2: - You have options to select new elements or append into existed set by select radio New or Append - Click button Select Element Set 2 - Go to Revit view then select elements, after that click finish. 4/ At tab "Priority set": - Select set 1 if you want elements in set 2 will be cut by elements in set 1 - Select set 2 if you want elements in set 1 will be cut by elements in set 2 5/ At tab "Join/Unjoin options": - Select Auto join if you want to join geometry - Select Auto unjoin if you want to unjoin geometry 6/ Click OK
1/ Select button SwitchBackClash to trigger the addin.
2/ Browser to the xml clash report exported from Navisworks
3/ Select family that will be placed in the Revit model at clash points.
You can load the default family by click the Load Family button or you
can use your own family.
4/ Define family parameters that you want to write clash information to
5/ Click OK.