Revit
Autodesk's Building Information Modeling (BIM) authoring tool. Automated primarily with Dynamo and the Revit .NET API.
Revit is Autodesk's BIM platform for architects, structural engineers, and MEP engineers. Unlike AutoCAD, Revit models are parametric and database-driven — walls know they're walls, doors host on walls, and changes propagate. Automation happens through Dynamo (visual) or the Revit .NET API (C#), with add-ins loaded from .addin manifests in the user's Revit add-ins folder. The pyRevit project is a popular open framework that exposes Revit's API to Python.
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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.
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Autodesk's visual programming environment, used inside Revit and Civil 3D to automate model and design tasks with node graphs.
A managed assembly (C#/VB.NET DLL) that uses Autodesk's .NET API to add commands and behaviour to AutoCAD or Civil 3D.
An open-source framework that runs Python scripts inside Revit and exposes a ribbon for community-built tools.