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# 26-04-29

Revit 2027 support and the latest BIMIL update are officially live.

As we move toward supporting the latest Revit environments, including full support for **Revit 2027**, we’ve made some changes to keep your BIMIL add-ins stable and fully synchronized.

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### Revit 2027 Support and BIMIL Update Now Live

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With this release, we are updating our support policy to ensure the best performance in modern Revit environments:

* **Revit 2027 Official Support**: All BIMIL add-ins are now fully compatible with Revit 2027.
* **New Minimum Version:** Starting with this release, Revit 2023 will be the new minimum for all upcoming add-ins. New tools will no longer include Revit 2022-compatible versions.
* **Existing Revit 2022 Support:** For add-ins that already support Revit 2022, those versions will remain available for download. However, please note that they will no longer receive any further updates.
* **Note for Mynamo Users**: Revit 2027 utilizes a new Dynamo engine. If your existing scripts don’t run through your Mynamo, simply open the script in Dynamo and save it once. This will refresh the script for the new version.

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### Synchronizing Add-ins for Stability

To prevent version conflicts and ensure all your add-ins work perfectly together in the new environment, we have implemented a one-time synchronization process.

Starting today, **BIMIL will automatically sync and update your installed add-ins** when you log in. This ensures that your system remains optimized and error-free without you having to check for updates manually during this major transition.

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### New: Instant Keyboard Shortcuts

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We’ve added a new **Keyboard Shortcuts** button in the Settings menu and at the top of every add-in window. Clicking this button will take you directly to the Revit Keyboard Shortcuts configuration page, making it easier than ever to customize your workspace.

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### How to Get the Update

To apply these improvements correctly, please follow these steps:

1. **Close Revit completely.**
2. **Launch BIMIL:** the app will automatically update to the latest version.
3. **Log in to BIMIL** to automatically sync and update your installed add-ins to their latest, most stable versions.


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