This plugin allows you to create preconfigured elements filters with rich parameter-based conditions and use them to quickly select elements in the current view or in the entire document. It is possible to activate the configuration depending on the type of active view.
We have prepared a short video demonstrating how the plugin works:
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CommentsIn both plugins we added division of settings into configurations with the ability to export and import them! Also in both plugins we have added the possibility to specify a symbol separating the numbering or not to use a separator symbol at all!
In Sheet copy, assemblies and sheet collections (Revit 2025 and higher) are now taken into account when numbering (or more precisely, when checking the uniqueness of the number). Duplicated sheets that were located in an assembly will now go into the same assembly as the original sheet.
For Views and Legends in both plugins, added the ability to reset the temporary view in the duplicate.
For Schedules in both plugins, added search and replace in Schedule headers. In View copy, also added search and replace in schedule filters.
For Sheets, Views, and Legends in the Sheet copy and for Views and Legends in the View copy, added search and replace in parameters.
In the Sheet copy, added search and replace in Text Notes.
In the View copy, added processing of view templates.
And also in both plugins there are some changes in window design.
Most of the new features are made by requests from users, so join our support chat and write your wishes and suggestions!
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CommentsMore than 30 changes and new features await you in the new version, including the long-awaited ability to write a result to a conditionally source element! That's why we strongly recommend you to read this article, where we will try to describe all the changes and features
CommentsWhile working on a new version of the Parametrization plugin, we came across a request from a user who asked us to make a strategy for processing elements by levels. After evaluating the task, we came to the following conclusions:
That's why we took the most logical solution - we modified the elements filter. Now two new key parameters are available in the equality parameters window - BottomZ and TopZ:
When using these conditional parameters, the lowest and the highest elevation from the element geometry are checked, respectively. The key parameters BottomZ and TopZ are considered numeric and are checked by the corresponding conditionals. The values of the elevations are taken in millimeters rounded to three decimal places. In the "Value" field you can specify level names: if the specified level is found, its elevation in millimeters rounded to 3 decimal places will be used. I.e. you can write the condition "BottomZ >= Level 1 AND TopZ <= Level 2" and thus filter out the elements located between the first and the second level!
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