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In response to my post about Using RDB Link to Tag Wall Volume, Julien Benoit has posted a few helpful comments. He also referred to his post on RFO. I previously posted about WhiteFeet tools here. Ba…
Revit doesn’t let you tag Wall Volume by default, so Avisotskiy puts RDBLink to good use – he uses Microsoft Access to update a Shared Parameter with the wall Volume data, and then simply uses a tag t…
I have previously posted about accessing and modifying the Revit Database in a number of posts over the past couple of years, including:Database and Excel Linking tools for Revit 2012Exposing the Revi…
Check out the following link:WhiteFeet public downloads Among other things, you will find documentation that covers the following tools:Revit Element ToolsRevit Family ToolsRevit Parameter ToolsRevit …
Some cool ideas from the June 2011 issue of AUGIWorld, article entitled ‘Revit, in a Database’ by Paul Crickard: Once a Revit model has been exported to a database, the things that can now be done wit…
The RDBLink method establishes a bi-directional database which can be edited and updated. Be careful when using this. I would recommend trying it on a test project before actually putting it into use.…