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# 24-10-21

## The IDs Add-in is Now Available – Download Today!

We’re excited to announce that the new **IDs Add-in** is now officially available for download! This add-in makes it faster and easier to check element IDs in Revit compared to the default functionality.

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### Key Features of the IDs Add-in

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* **View Element IDs**: Instantly display the IDs of selected elements in both Revit and linked models, with multiple IDs neatly organized.
* **Select by ID**: Manually enter IDs to quickly select corresponding elements in your Revit model.
* **Copy IDs**: Easily copy the list of element IDs to your clipboard for quick reference.
* **History Tracking**: Access up to 20 recent selections using the history feature.
* **Linked Model ID Viewing**: You can easily view the IDs of elements from linked models.

For more detailed information about the **IDs Add-in**, visit our [**BIMIL Docs**](https://bimil.gitbook.io/docs/add-ins/ids).

Or, watch our **YouTube demo video** to see the add-in in action:

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/g0mW3pkQRT0>" %}

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### Download the IDs Add-in

Now The IDs Add-in is available for download directly from the BIMIL. If you're already using BIMIL, simply restart the program to access the new add-in.

[Download](https://bimpeers.com/bimil)

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### BIMIL Docs Update

We've updated BIMIL Docs to include release notes and notices, all in one convenient place. You can access everything here:

[BIMIL Docs](https://bimil.gitbook.io/docs)


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