CAD Exchange for Architects
Architects use CAD Exchange for Revit add-ins and Dynamo graphs that handle the volumetric paperwork — sheet setup, family audits, parameter management, schedule cleanup, model link coordination. Plus AutoCAD LISP for offices that still produce 2D deliverables.
The pain points we hear
Sheet setup and renaming
Producing 200 sheets for a CD set means a lot of duplicating, renaming, and applying title-block parameters. Sheet-automation Dynamo graphs and Revit add-ins reduce hours to minutes.
Family library audit
Every project accumulates families, half of which aren't used. Audit add-ins identify unused families, list family categories, and flag families pulled in by links.
Schedule cleanup
Revit schedules are powerful but messy in default form. Schedule-to-Excel and schedule-template plugins produce client-presentable output.
Cross-discipline link management
Architectural models live alongside structural and MEP links. Coordination plugins surface link issues before they bite — outdated copies, broken paths, units mismatches.
What you get on CAD Exchange
- Revit .NET add-ins for sheet, family, and schedule automation
- Dynamo graphs that run in Dynamo Player for the whole team
- AutoCAD LISP routines for legacy 2D production
- Version-locked builds for every Revit release you run
- Refund window if a plugin doesn't fit your standards
Frequently asked questions
Will I need to learn Dynamo to use Dynamo graphs?
No, if the graph is Player-ready. Open Dynamo Player from the Manage tab, point at the folder, click Run.
Do plugins respect my office standards?
Good ones do — they read your shared parameters, your view templates, your title-block families. Always ask the seller through the listing if you have specific standards requirements.
Are there pyRevit extensions?
Yes — search 'pyRevit' on the marketplace. pyRevit lowers the bar for Python scripting against Revit.
Browse listings
Verified Revit add-ins and Dynamo graphs for BIM teams: parameter management, sheet automation, model coordination, family helpers, and pyRevit extensions.
Verified Dynamo graphs for Revit: sheet automation, parameter management, family helpers, schedule cleanup. Player-friendly with documented inputs and required packages.
Verified Dynamo graphs (.dyn) and custom nodes (.dyf) for Revit and Civil 3D — Player-friendly, package-light, with documented inputs and outputs.
Install guides
Install a Revit .NET add-in by dropping the .addin manifest and DLL into your Revit Addins folder, or run the vendor's installer.
Open and run a .dyn graph in Revit's Dynamo editor, or deploy it to non-Dynamo users through Dynamo Player.
Run vetted Dynamo graphs from a simple dialog so non-Dynamo users can use the automation your BIM manager built.