New Select Tompost Group tool: Kudos to Alex Melnikov.

New Keep Mirrored tool: Kudos to Alex Melnikov.

New Save Families tool: Selectively save families.

New Show Linked File tool: Opens explorer and points to the selected linked file in Revit.

rooms and areas), and doors, walls, windows.

Currently works on spatial elements (e.g. Very similar to how DynamoBIM bundles work. Place a script.gh or script.ghx inside a pyRevit bundle, and pyRevit will ask Rhino.Inside to run that for you.

Grasshopper buttons (script.gh): pyRevit can now request Rhino.Inside to rub the grasshopper scripts inside pyRevit bundles.

Tab Colorizer by Revit model or family.

Scripts now have access to pyRevit script information e.g. This means that you can make changes to the code while Revit is running and keep re-executing the code. A new fresh copy of the C# code is run at every execution.

C# bundles are now executed like a python script.

See Telemetry System for how to get it set up. Supports many SQL and Document database types.

pyRevit Telemetry Server: Telemetry server that listens for telemetry data from all pyRevit users in your organization.

pyRevit Telemetry: Advanced pyRevit and Revit usage tracking for your organizations.

In version 4.7, published on Nov 7, 2019, some of the improvements included:

The Compare Elements tool was also added. In version 4.6.21, published on May 19, 2019, CPython was officially brought to pyRevit. In version 4.6.20 published on May 12, 2019, the following tools were added: Here I'll try to encapsulate some of the changes Ehsan has made over the past couple of years plus. Since then, Ehsan Iran-Nejad has continued to be very active with this extremely useful tool, and has published numerous releases since then, including two major dot releases. The last time we posted about pyRevit was regarding version 4.6.18 on March 11, 2019.

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