Revit. Apartment Typology. Several sources

Published: 14 February 2022

In the Apartment Typology plugin there is such a concept as sources - the data needed to calculate and type apartments. The sources are represented by one table "Room matrix" and one table "Apartment types " with the ability to export/import to Excel. However, user experience has shown that sources can vary from project to project, and today we have released an update to the plugin providing for such a case.

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Revit. Managing the visibility of tabs on the ribbon, move backups without autosave, and text color of document tabs

Published: 05 February 2022

Today we've released an update to the Revit working libraries, in which we've added a command to manage tabs visibility on the ribbon and made important changes to the tabs coloring service and the autosave service.

And now we'll tell you more about it all.

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Revit. Cut plan to 3D

Published: 03 February 2022

Once again, an interesting idea for a plugin was written to us in a Telegram chat - to select a rectangular area on the plan and get that area on the 3D view. We decided not to make a new plugin but add a sub command to the Cropping view plugin. See what we got in the short video:

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Revit. Dimensions on plan. Redesign and pile processing

Published: 31 January 2022

Initially, the Internal dimensions on plan plugin had only one job - to create dimensions on a masonry plan (i.e., a plan with walls and grids). Then we got a request to make a column dimensioning plugin. We decided not to create a new plugin, but to complement the existing one, as functionally these tasks are similar. And then we started getting requests for other similar tasks. And we realized - it's time to redesign the Internal dimensions on the plan plugin!

And today we're happy to present you with an updated version of the plugin, which is now called Dimensions on plan.

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Switchable Revit menu

Published: 22 January 2022

ModPlus keeps increasing the number of plugins for Revit and we've reached the point where there's not enough space on the ribbon anymore. And what's the most logical thing to do in this case? Right - create new tabs on the ribbon. But users don't like a large number of tabs, so we had to find another approach. And we found it!

We present you switchable menu!

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