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| − | pyRevit is a Revit | + | pyRevit is a Revit add-on, which let's users easily build their own Revit |
| − | + | add-ons (Python, C#, DynamoBIM, Grasshopper, ...) without much build plate code or any Revit restarts, | |
which allows for rapid development and convenient deployment. | which allows for rapid development and convenient deployment. | ||
| − | + | = Resources = | |
| + | * Website: https://github.com/pyrevitlabs/pyRevit | ||
| + | * Source Code: https://github.com/pyrevitlabs/pyRevit | ||
| + | * Documentation: https://www.notion.so/pyRevit-bd907d6292ed4ce997c46e84b6ef67a0 | ||
| + | * Community: https://discourse.pyrevitlabs.io/ | ||
| + | * API Documentation: https://pyrevitlabs.github.io/pyRevit/ | ||
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| − | + | pyRevit helps you quickly sketch out your automation and addon ideas, in whichever language that you are most comfortable with, inside the Revit environment and using its APIs. It also ships with an extensive set of powerful tools that showcase its capabilities as a development environment. Download and install pyRevit, launch Revit, and note the new pyRevit tab that includes these tools. pyRevit also ships with a handy CLI utility for customized configuration and deployment of your tools, and a telemetry server to monitor pyRevit usage across your teams. | |
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| − | * | + | pyRevit can help you: |
| − | * | + | * Add a powerful set of free tools to your Revit workflows. |
| + | * Sketch out your automation ideas quickly in python | ||
| + | * Write your own Revit addons for Revit using python (IronPython or CPython), C#, VB.Net | ||
| + | * Distribute your tools (pyRevit, Dynamo, or Grasshopper) easily to your teams using a unified interface | ||
| + | * Share your tools with the community | ||
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| + | == Share Your Coins == | ||
| + | ↓ Help making pyRevit financially stronger | ||
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| + | [https://www.notion.so/Support-on-Patreon-cdf92ba547154f7a85d32b526dc5e59b Support on Patreon] | ||
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| + | [https://www.notion.so/Supporters-4f3350243ba24dcd8228df6262723629 Supporters] | ||
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| + | == Contributors == | ||
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| + | https://github.com/pyrevitlabs/pyRevit/graphs/contributors | ||
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| + | ''</> with 🖤 in Portland, Oregon'' | ||
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| + | Copyright © 2014-2023 by Ehsan Iran-Nejad (pyrevitlabs.io) - All Rights Reserved | ||
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| + | = Extensions = | ||
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| + | pyRevit comes loaded with optional tools and extensions | ||
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| + | * [https://pythoncvc.net/?page_id=123 pyRevitMEP] is a pyRevit Extension (by OSArch supporter [[User:Cyril|Cyril Waechter]]) which include tools dedicated to MEP task in Revit. It can connect to the materialsdb database. | ||
| + | * pyChilizer by the team @ [https://www.archilizer.com/ Archilizer] | ||
| + | * EF-Tools by Erik Fritz from [https://learnrevitapi.com/ Learn Revit API] | ||
| + | * [https://revitron.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ Revitron] by Marc Anton Dahmen | ||
| + | * [https://github.com/tillbaum pyTiBa] by Till Baumeister | ||
| + | * and many other | ||
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| + | License: [https://github.com/eirannejad/pyRevit/blob/master/LICENSE.txt GPL3] | ||
{{Template:Software}} | {{Template:Software}} | ||
[[Category:Revit_extensions]] | [[Category:Revit_extensions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:28, 3 May 2024
pyRevit is a Revit add-on, which let's users easily build their own Revit add-ons (Python, C#, DynamoBIM, Grasshopper, ...) without much build plate code or any Revit restarts, which allows for rapid development and convenient deployment.
Resources[edit]
- Website: https://github.com/pyrevitlabs/pyRevit
- Source Code: https://github.com/pyrevitlabs/pyRevit
- Documentation: https://www.notion.so/pyRevit-bd907d6292ed4ce997c46e84b6ef67a0
- Community: https://discourse.pyrevitlabs.io/
- API Documentation: https://pyrevitlabs.github.io/pyRevit/
From their GitHub page[edit]
pyRevit helps you quickly sketch out your automation and addon ideas, in whichever language that you are most comfortable with, inside the Revit environment and using its APIs. It also ships with an extensive set of powerful tools that showcase its capabilities as a development environment. Download and install pyRevit, launch Revit, and note the new pyRevit tab that includes these tools. pyRevit also ships with a handy CLI utility for customized configuration and deployment of your tools, and a telemetry server to monitor pyRevit usage across your teams.
pyRevit can help you:
- Add a powerful set of free tools to your Revit workflows.
- Sketch out your automation ideas quickly in python
- Write your own Revit addons for Revit using python (IronPython or CPython), C#, VB.Net
- Distribute your tools (pyRevit, Dynamo, or Grasshopper) easily to your teams using a unified interface
- Share your tools with the community
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↓ Help making pyRevit financially stronger
Contributors[edit]
https://github.com/pyrevitlabs/pyRevit/graphs/contributors
</> with 🖤 in Portland, Oregon
Copyright © 2014-2023 by Ehsan Iran-Nejad (pyrevitlabs.io) - All Rights Reserved
Extensions[edit]
pyRevit comes loaded with optional tools and extensions
- pyRevitMEP is a pyRevit Extension (by OSArch supporter Cyril Waechter) which include tools dedicated to MEP task in Revit. It can connect to the materialsdb database.
- pyChilizer by the team @ Archilizer
- EF-Tools by Erik Fritz from Learn Revit API
- Revitron by Marc Anton Dahmen
- pyTiBa by Till Baumeister
- and many other
License: GPL3
| This page describes a software project from our AEC Free Software directory |
