Installation

1. Run the installer. ( e.g. BIMIL-2.0.0.0_Release.exe )

2. Click the "Install" button. (❶ marker)

1. Click the "Next" button. (❷ marker)

1. Check Launch BIMIL {Version}. (❸ marker) - If checked, the program will launch automatically after installation. - Please check your Internet connections.

2. Click the "Close" button. (❹ marker)

1. The installation is complete!!

1. Go to https://bimil.bimpeers.com

2. Click the "Download" button. (❶ marker)

BIMIL (BIM Integrated Lab) is a platform for discovering and managing add-ins for BIM and 3D design software.

Browse a curated collection of applications, install them with one click, and keep everything up to date automatically through BIMIL.

Whether you're an architect, engineer, or designer, BIMIL helps you enhance your workflows with tools for better documentation, design, and collaboration.

v2.0.1.0 (2025-12-15)

• Fixed compatibility issue with some add-ins causing resource loading errors.

v2.0.0.0 (2025-12-08)

• Complete UI redesign with enhanced layout.

• Added Notices panel to view notification history.

v1.3.0.0 (2025-11-24)

• Added third-party add-in support.

v1.2.2.0 (2025-09-15)

• Fixed ArchiFilm installation issue/ Added Quick Invite.

v1.2.1.0 (2025-09-01)

• Optimizing User Registration and Profile Management Flow.

v1.1.9.0 (2025-08-18)

• Core update for BIMIL add-ins, improved notifications.

v1.1.8.0 (2025-07-23)

• Improved login persistence when returning from sleep mode.

v1.1.7.0 (2025-06-23)

• Added "My Add-ins" tab, "Update All" button, and "add-in list refresh" button.

v1.1.6.0 (2025-06-09)

• Released ArchiFlim(Alpha ver.) add-in.

v1.1.5.0 (2025-05-30)

• Admin-free installation support.

• Login protection (Single-session enforcement).

v1.1.3.0 (2025-03-31)

• Released Snap View Add-in.

• Improved Auto Tag stability.

• Enhanced BIMIL Manager checks.

v1.1.2.0 (2025-03-17)

• Added Feedback button and improved Excel Link Add-in.

v1.1.0.0 (2025-01-13)

• Added automatic updates.

v1.0.8.2 (2024-11-13)

• Hotfix for performance optimization.

v1.0.8.0 (2024-11-11)

• Added a link to BIMIL Docs.

• Updated the sorting method for the add-in list.

v1.0.7.5 (2024-10-14)

• Resolved issues with add-in information display.

• Prepared for upcoming add-ins.

v1.0.7.0 (2024-09-23)

• Optimized common file size, reducing it by 60%.

v1.0.6.2 (2024-08-21)

• Hotfix for performance optimization.

v1.0.6.0 (2024-08-19)

• Introduced UI enhancements.

• Added an option to start BIMIL on system startup.

v1.0.4 (2024-06-25)

• Improved the BIMPeers Add-in installation process.

• Reset all settings.

• Ensured new items appear at the top of the list.

v1.0.3 (2024-05-20)

• Added functionality to remove BIMIL add-ins.

• Updated the "Create Account" UI.

v1.0.2 (2024-04-19)

• Fixed an issue related to tab errors on the settings page.

v1.0.1 (2024-04-17)

• Resolved issues with add-in information display.

v1.0.0 (2024-04-16)

• Initial release.

1. How to Check Your Current Version

1. Open BIMIL Manager.

2. Click About BIMIL.

3. Check the installed Version at the top. 📌 Example: BIMIL v2.0.0.0

2. How to Update

You can update BIMIL Manager in two ways:

Option A – Restart BIMIL Manager

1. Close Revit.

2. Exit BIMIL Manager from the system tray (right–click → Exit).

3. Launch BIMIL Manager again.

4. If a new version is available, it will update automatically.

Option B – Manual Update

1. Close Revit.

2. Right–click the BIMIL icon in the system tray.

3. Select Check for Updates.

3. Download the Latest Version

If the update does not run automatically or you want to ensure you have the latest installer:

Download the latest BIMIL Manager installer manually using the button below.

⚠️ Important: Revit must also be closed before installing the downloaded version.

Prerequisites

Before installing add-ins, make sure you have completed the following steps:

1. Download the latest version of BIMIL

2. BIMIL Manager

3. for a BIMIL account

4. to BIMIL Manager

Installation Steps

1. Find an Add-in

After logging in, browse or search for add-ins in the All Add-ins page.

2. View Add-in Details

Click on any add-in to view its detailed information page.

3. Check Compatibility

Before installing, review the compatibility information in the left panel:

• Compatible with: Check if the add-in supports your software (e.g., Revit, SketchUp)

• Versions: Verify that your software version is supported

4. Install the Add-in

Click the Install button.

• BIMIL Manager will automatically detect compatible software versions installed on your PC

• The add-in will be installed for all detected compatible versions

• Progress will be displayed during installation

5. Installation Complete

Once installation is complete, the button will change to Installed.

You can now launch your software and start using the add-in!

What Happens During Installation?

When you click Install, BIMIL Manager:

1. Scans your computer for compatible software versions

2. Downloads the add-in files

3. Installs the add-in to the appropriate directories for each detected version

4. Registers the add-in with the software

Troubleshooting

Add-in not appearing after installation?

• Make sure you restarted the software after installation

• Check My Add-ins to verify the installation was successful

• Try using the Repair function (see Managing Installed Add-ins)

Installation failed?

• Ensure the software is completely closed

• Check your internet connection

• Verify you have sufficient disk space

• Contact for assistance

How to Change Your Password

1. Go to Account → Password(Link) in the left menu.

2. Enter your Current Password.

3. Type in your New Password (minimum 8 characters).

4. Re-enter your new password in Confirm New Password.

5. Click Update Password to save the changes.

If you haven't signed up yet, please do so before proceeding! Click (marker ⓿)

1. Email - Enter your email address.

2. Password - Type in your password. - If you forgot, !

3. Keep me signed in - Check the box to stay signed in for future sessions.

4. Sign in Button - Click this button to log into your account.

Forgot Password?

- Click here if you need to reset your password. - Type in the email address associated with your account. (marker❻) and Click "Reset Password" (marker❼). - A new password will be sent to your email. Log in with the new password and change it afterward.

Main Layout

The BIMIL Manager window consists of:

Window Header

• Title: BIMIL version (e.g., BIMIL 1.3.1.3)

• Help Icon: Quick access to BIMIL Docs

• User Account Icon: Access account settings

Left Sidebar

Navigate between different sections:

• All Add-ins: Browse all available add-ins

• My Add-ins: View and manage your installed add-ins

• Setting: Configure BIMIL Manager preferences

Bottom Section:

• Share: Invite your friends

• Help: Contact support or go to BIMIL Docs

• Follow us: Social media links

• About BIMIL: View version information

Main Content Area

Displays the selected page content (All Add-ins, My Add-ins, Add-in Details, or Settings).

Right Panel - Notices

View updates, announcements, and news from BIMIL.

All Add-ins / My Add-ins

Browse available add-ins in All Add-ins, or view only your installed add-ins in My Add-ins.

• Search Bar: Find specific add-ins by name or keyword

• Sort Dropdown: Sort by "Most Downloads" or "Most Recent"

• Refresh Button (↻): Update the list

• Update All: Update all add-ins with available updates (only appears when at least one update is available)

Add-in Cards:

Each card displays the add-in icon, name, description, pricing tier, and action buttons.

• Install: Available for add-ins not yet installed

• Installed: Add-in is up to date

• Update: New version available (appears in blue)

• More Options (...): Access Update, Uninstall, and Repair

During installation or updates, a progress indicator shows the current status.

Accessing My Add-ins

Click My Add-ins from the left sidebar to view all your installed add-ins.

Updating Add-ins

When a new version of an add-in is available, BIMIL Manager will automatically notify you.

How to Update

1. Navigate to My Add-ins

2. Look for add-ins with the Update button (displayed in blue)

3. Click the Update button

4. Wait for the update to complete

What Gets Updated?

• All installed versions of the add-in on your computer

• New features and improvements

• Bug fixes and performance enhancements

More Options (...)

Each installed add-in has a ... button that provides access to additional management options.

Click the ... button to access:

Update

Update the add-in to the latest version (same as clicking the Update button directly).

Uninstall

Remove the add-in from your system.

What happens when you uninstall:

• The add-in is removed from all installed software versions

• All add-in files are deleted from your computer

• Your settings and preferences may be removed (depends on the add-in)

Repair

Uninstall and reinstall the add-in to fix issues.

When to use Repair:

• Add-in not appearing in the software

• Add-in commands not working properly

• Error messages when launching the add-in

• Corrupted or missing files

What Repair does:

1. Completely removes the current installation

2. Downloads fresh files

3. Reinstalls the add-in to all compatible versions

Button States

Understanding the different button states helps you know the status of your add-ins:

Batch Uninstall

If you want to remove all add-ins at once, use the Remove All BIMIL Add-ins option in Setting.

With the latest BIMIL Manager update, profile editing has moved to the web for a more secure and unified experience.

Go to your Account Page

1. Click your Account Name in BIMIL Manager.

2. You’ll be redirected to your Profile Page.

Account

1. You can check the Email and Name that you entered during Sign Up.

1. Click “Edit Profile” and update your information:

   • First/ Last Name

   • Country

   • Company

From BIMIL Web (Profile Page)

How to Invite:

1. Go to Account → Invite your friend (Link).

2. Enter the email address of the person you’d like to invite.

3. Click Invite Now.

4. An email will be sent to them with information about BIMIL and how to get started.

Notes:

• Make sure to enter a valid email address (e.g., name@company.com).

• Invitations are sent instantly, but delivery time may depend on the recipient’s email provider.

Directly in Revit (Quick Invite)

How to Invite:

1. In the BIMIL ribbon tab inside Revit, click Quick Invite

2. A pop-up window will appear without leaving Revit

3. Enter your colleague’s email address

4. Click [Invite Now] to send the invitation instantly

Account

View your account information and credit balance.

• Name: Your account name

• Account Type: BIMIL Official or user account

Preferences

Start BIMIL on system startup

Enable this option to launch BIMIL Manager automatically when your computer starts.

• Enabled: BIMIL will start with Windows

• Disabled: You'll need to manually launch BIMIL each time

Get notified whenever BIMIL has new updates or announcements

Enable notifications to stay informed about:

• New BIMIL Manager updates

• New add-in releases

• Important announcements from BIMIL

BIMIL Manager Language

Select your preferred language for the BIMIL Manager interface.

• Currently Available: English

• Coming Soon: More languages will be added in future updates

Remove All BIMIL Add-ins

Quickly uninstall all installed add-ins from your device.

How to Remove All Add-ins

1. Scroll to the Remove All BIMIL Add-ins section

2. Read the warning message:

   • All BIMIL add-in files will be removed from your device

   • You can reinstall them anytime from the BIMIL Add-in Manager

When to Use This Feature

• Shared file conflicts: When add-ins conflict with shared files or libraries, a complete removal and reinstall may be necessary. This provides a more thorough reinstallation than the Repair function.

• Troubleshooting: Resolve persistent issues with BIMIL Manager

• Clean reinstall: Perform a fresh installation of all add-ins

• Free up disk space: Remove all add-ins at once

Additional Support

For help or questions about settings:

• Click Go to BIMIL Docs in the top-right corner

• Contact support at

• Visit

ArchiFilm Studio is an AI-powered rendering platform built for architects, designers, and students who need high-quality visual results without the complexity of traditional rendering tools. Import models directly from Revit and SketchUp, describe the desired visual style using natural-language prompts, and handle image generation, editing, and smart upscaling all in one place.

No exporting to external software, no heavy rendering setup, no fragmented workflow. Describe. Generate. Edit. Upscale. Organize. Everything happens inside ArchiFilm Studio.

Key Features

1. Direct Revit & SketchUp Import

• Preserves camera angles, perspective, and crop settings

• Instantly sends the selected view to ArchiFilm Studio Web

2. Prompt-Based AI Image Generation

• Control atmosphere, materials, lighting, and style through text descriptions

• Generate up to three results simultaneously

3. AI Edit

• Modify specific parts of an image with simple natural-language commands (e.g., “Change to night view,” “Remove cars,” “Add more greenery”)

• Run up to three edit jobs in parallel

4. Smart Upscale

• Enhances resolution, texture, sharpness, and lighting balance

• Ideal for presentations, competitions, and portfolio-level output

5. History Management

• Manage generation / edit / upscale history in a clean visual timeline

6. Prompt Booster

• Automatically optimizes prompts for better image quality — great for users new to AI prompting.

7. Multilingual Prompting

• Understands major languages including Korean and English without manual translation.

8. Multi-Task Parallel Processing

• Generate, edit, and upscale simultaneously with no waiting between tasks.

Notes

• Currently available as Preview, with ongoing improvements and feature updates

• Some unexpected variations may occur depending on model complexity or prompt detail

• Clear model structure and optimized camera views produce more stable results

Sample Images

Auto Dimension is a powerful tool that automatically generates dimension lines for each Grid and Level within Autodesk Revit. This add-in simplifies the process of adding dimensions to your project, enhancing accuracy and saving time.

Features

• One-Click Dimensioning: By clicking the Auto Dimension button, dimension lines are instantly created for all visible Grids and Levels in the current view.

• Customization: Adjust the spacing, select the type of dimension lines, and specify the placement. In the Dimension Placement settings, users can choose between:

  • Auto: Automatically generates dimension lines in the direction specified from eight available options.

  • Manual: Allows users to select the dimensioning direction through an interactive UI and confirm with an OK to place the dimensions.

Notes

• Dimensions can only be created between parallel grids.

• Dimensioning is based solely on Grids and Levels visible in the current view.

• The spacing between dimension lines and Grids/Levels excludes the head of lines, focusing solely on the line itself.

v1.2.2.0 (2025-11-24)

• Added a “Check in detail” option, allowing joins to be performed even when elements only touch.

v1.2.1.0 (2025-07-08)

• UI & UX update.

v1.2.0.0 (2025-06-23)

• Revit 2026 supported.

v1.0.2.0 (2024-11-11)

• Added option for "Allow same category join".

• Added option for "Allow structural-non structural join".

v1.0.1.1 (2024-10-14)

• Prevented failure messages in certain situations.

v1.0.1.0 (2024-09-23)

• Support dark mode.

• Updated interface.

v1.0.0.4 (2024-08-19)

• Support dark mode icon.

v1.0.0.3 (2024-06-25)

• Support 2025 version.

v1.0.0.2 (2024-05-24)

• Simplified messages.

v1.0.0.1 (2024-04-15)

• Program optimization.

v1.0.0.0 (2024-04-11)

• Add-in released.

Click the 'Unjoin' button to perform Unoin Geometry operations between categories.

Click the 'Auto Join' button to perform Join Geometry operations between categories.

The joining is applied to the scope specified in settings and is limited to the selected categories.

Elements with a higher join hierarchy are not overridden by lower ones.

Click ' ▼ ' button to show detailed options.

Allow same category join

Check for join beween same category elements.

Allow structural-non structural join

Check for join beween structural element and non structural element.

To prevent joining structural and non-structural elements, leave the checkbox unchecked.

Check in detail

Enables joining of elements that only touch, including edge-to-edge connections.

Auto Join streamlines the process of managing geometries within Autodesk Revit by enabling users to join or unjoin geometries across different categories according to customized priorities. This tool simplifies complex modeling workflows, making it easier to maintain consistency and integrity in your Revit models.

Notes

• Objects already joined will be reevaluated and potentially rejoined if they do not meet the established priority criteria.

• It is recommended not to edit the model in Revit while Auto Join or Unjoin operations are in progress to prevent conflicts.

Preview (2025-12-08)

• This is a temporary deployment for testing purposes.

v1.2.1.0 (2025-09-15)

• Fixed minor bugs.

Beta (2025-09-01)

• This is a temporary deployment for testing purposes.

Alpha (2025-06-09)

• This is a temporary deployment for testing purposes.

v1.2.0.0(2025-06-23)

• Revit 2026 supported

v1.0.1.2 (2024-11-14)

• Fixed issues with unit settings not functioning properly.

v1.0.1.1 (2024-10-14)

• Added settings for dimension placement.

v1.0.1.0 (2024-09-23)

• Support dark mode, Updated Interface.

v1.0.0.4 (2024-08-19)

• Support dark mode icon.

v1.0.0.3 (2024-06-25)

• Support 2025 version.

v1.0.0.2 (2024-05-24)

• Message simplification.

v1.0.0.1 (2024-04-15)

• Available dimension lines between parallel diagonal grids.

v1.0.0.0 (2024-04-11)

• Add-in released.

Seamless Revit & SketchUp integration that moves your model directly into ArchiFilm Studio for instant AI-powered rendering.

ArchiFilm (for SketchUp)

Description

Preprocess SketchUp Scenes for AI and export them to ArchiFilm Studio Web with one click. Automatically captures camera angle, perspective, and model geometry, enabling seamless transfer into the AI rendering workflow without any manual export steps.

Key Benefits

• One-click import from SketchUp directly to ArchiFilm Studio

• Preserves scene composition exactly as shown in the viewport

• Start AI generative rendering immediately — no setup required

• Ideal for concept visualization and rapid iteration

ArchiFilm (for Revit)

Description

Preprocess Revit Views for AI and export them to ArchiFilm Studio Web with one click. Sends Active View with camera settings, crop region, and perspective intact for instant AI-based architectural visualization.

Key Benefits

• Direct transfer from Revit into ArchiFilm Studio

• Automatically converts the view into an AI-ready format

• Begin Generate / Edit / Upscale workflow instantly

• Perfect for design reviews, client presentations, and early-stage concept studies

Offsets between Levels and Dimensions

Adjusts the spacing between Levels and dimension lines.

This setting applies when working in elevation or section views.

• First input field: Sets the distance between the dimension line that groups all Levels and the individual dimension lines for each Level.

• Second input field: Sets the distance between the end of each Level line and the grouped dimension line for all Levels.

Offsets between Grids and Dimensions

Adjusts the spacing between Grids and dimension lines.

• First input field: Sets the distance between the dimension line that groups all Grids and the individual dimension lines for each Grid.

• Second input field: Sets the distance between the end of each Grid line and the grouped dimension line for all Grids.

① Work Timeline

Each horizontal row is a self-contained work session that shows:

• The prompt used to generate the result

• Multiple generated images aligned side-by-side

• Direct access to actions such as Edit, Upscale, Delete

• Comparison and selection across variation options

📌 Purpose:

• Track design evolution visually across time

• Compare results and choose direction efficiently

• Never lose history or overwrite previous versions

② Prompt Caption

Displayed above each timeline row (e.g., “대규모 박물관 CG 랜더링…”)

• Shows the exact input prompt used for that batch

• Allows rapid recall and reasoning behind a result

• Enables reuse or continuous refinement

📌 Purpose: Transparent iteration history for professional design decisions

④ Generate Panel

Located at the bottom of the screen

📌 Purpose: Enable continuous creative flow from reviewing history → generating new iterations

If you've signed up, let's move on to the next step!

1. ID (Email) : - Enter your valid email address. A verification code will be sent to this email, so ensure the email is accurate.

2. Password : - Create your password. Re-enter the same password in the field below to confirm.

3. First Name / Last Name : - Enter your First Name / Last Name.

4. Country : - Select your country from the dropdown list.

5. Company (optional) : - Enter your company name (optional). You can leave this blank if you are not affiliated with a company. This field is also optional.

6. Industry : - Select your industry from the dropdown list (e.g., Architecture, Engineering, Construction).

7. Role : - Choose your role (e.g., Staff, Manager, Team Leader, CEO, etc.).

8. Agreement : - Terms and Service : You must agree to the terms and conditions. - Privacy Policy : You must agree to the privacy policy. - Marketing Emails(optional) : Opt-in to receive marketing emails and offers.

9. Submit Button : - Once all required fields are filled and agreements are checked, click Submit to complete the sign-up process. - If you already have an account, click Sign In at the bottom of the page.

1. Verification Code - Enter the verification code you received via email. You will receive the code at the email address you entered in Marker ❶.

2. Submit Button : - After entering the verification code, click the Submit button to complete the verification process.

3. Resend Email : - If you didn't receive the email, click the Resend Email link to receive the verification code again.

1. The "Registration Complete" message indicates that your registration has been successfully completed.

Project Dashboard

Overview

The Project Dashboard is the starting point of ArchiFilm Studio — a clean hub where all your architectural rendering projects are organized and instantly accessible. Every project shows its most recent generated or edited image, along with timestamps, so you can quickly resume work exactly where you left off.

Workspace — Prompt History, Results Timeline

Overview

The Workspace is where all generation, edit, and upscale results are displayed in a timeline format, allowing users to visually track the evolution of a project. Each row represents a prompt execution, showing multiple image outputs side-by-side for quick comparison, selection, and further editing.

Work View — Edit, Upscale Works

Overview

The Work View is the core editing environment where users can refine their generated images, experiment with variations, and finalize results through Smart Upscale. Everything is streamlined around visual interaction — select an image, adjust it through natural-language prompts, and instantly process improvements.

① Options Toolbar (Top Right)

Includes essential actions for output finalization and project control.

📌 Purpose: Quick control for finalizing or managing the current image without leaving the workspace

② Main Canvas

The large central display area shows the currently selected result in full size.

• Optimized for detailed visual review

• Helps evaluate materials, lighting, composition, people, vegetation, etc.

• Click-to-select navigation syncs with the version sidebar

📌 Purpose: Accurate decision-making based on full-resolution visual context

③ Version Sidebar (Right Panel)

• Displays the sequence of generated, edited, and upscaled results in chronological order, representing the full progression of the work session.

• Click any item to instantly switch to that version without opening or closing additional panels. Provides a clear visual timeline to compare changes, revert decisions, and guide iterative refinement efficiently.

📌 Purpose: Track design evolution & enable fast version navigation

④ Edit Panel (Bottom)

The command area where changes are applied through prompts

📌 Purpose: Enable rapid creative iteration without technical complexity

① Last Updated

Displayed at the top-left of each project thumbnail (e.g., “1 day ago”, “2 days ago”)

• Shows when the project was last modified or rendered

• Helps prioritize active work and quickly identify recent progress

• Enables time-based navigation within multiple projects

📌 Purpose: Quickly find the latest project you were working on and resume immediately

② Project Thumbnail

A preview image generated from the most recent output in that project

• Provides a visual snapshot of the project’s current state

• Helps identify projects without reading names or searching manually

• Reflects real results, not placeholders or generic icons

📌 Purpose: Visual recognition & fast access

③ Project Name

Displayed below each project thumbnail (e.g., MuseumModel_L1 25-12-01, Museum view 2-2)

📌 Purpose: Clear project identification

④ New Project Tile

The empty tile with a “+” icon

• Create a new project

📌 Purpose: Simple entry point to begin a new creative workflow

⑤ Global Navigation (header)

Located at the top right: Download | Pricing | Account (profile & credit count)

• Access Add-on downloads for Revit / SketchUp

• View or change subscription, credit usage

• Manage account details

📌 Purpose: Quick system-level navigation

Dimension Type

Select the line dimension style type to use for the generated dimensions.

Dimension Placement

Choose between Auto and Manual for placing dimension lines:

• Auto: In Auto mode, dimension lines are generated in the directions specified by the Direction Settings.

• Manual: Each time Auto Dimension is executed, a direction settings window opens, allowing you to specify the desired direction.

Direction Settings

Use the 8-direction toggle buttons to specify the direction in which dimension lines will be automatically created. Click Select All in the center to toggle all directions at once.

Beam to Slab simplifies structural projects by automatically detecting and attaching beams to the nearest upper floor. It enhances alignment between beams and floors, boosting workflow efficiency and reducing the need for manual adjustments. This add-in accurately identifies floors directly above beams, facilitating precise and seamless attachment with minimal user input.

Features

• Upper Floor Recognition: Automatically identifies and attaches beams to the closest floor above in the Z-axis direction. The 'Offset Limit' allows users to set a specific detection range.

• Reference Plane Setting: Choose to attach beams to either the top or bottom surface of the floor.

• Orientation Options:

  • Normal: Aligns beams perpendicular to sloped floors modified with Slope Arrow. Does not support curved floors.

  • Horizontal: Keeps beams horizontal regardless of the floor's slope.

Notes

• Movement of curved beams is not supported.

• Detects the nearest floor based on the beam's central point.

• Recognizes only floors that overlap with or are above the beam.

• For curved floors, only the 'Horizontal' orientation is supported.

Auto Material Tag streamlines the documentation process in Autodesk Revit by automatically generating material tags for objects composed of multiple layers, such as Basic Walls, floors, ceilings, and roofs. This tool efficiently tags each material layer within an object, displaying both material type and thickness, if desired.

Features

• Material Tagging: Use Auto Tag to select target objects and their placement locations, completing tag creation with just two clicks. The orientation of the texts can be adjusted based on the mouse position.

• Material and Thickness Visibility Settings: Customize the display of thickness via Auto Tag Settings. A manual setting option allows for individual specification of thickness display and material name visibility for each material.

• Tag Updates: Reflect changes in an object's material layers with the Tag Update feature. Users can apply updates to selected objects, selected families, or the entire project.

• Manual Tag Updates: Tags created with manual settings offer the ability to re-specify visibility options individually. The Show button reveals the current appearance and placement of tags.

Notes

• Tags created with Auto Tag are formatted as Detail Groups, distinct from Revit’s default Material Tags.

• When creating new tags, any existing Detail Groups for tags that have been deleted from the view will be automatically removed.

• Visibility options for manually set tags will reset if changes occur in the host object's materials. A list of reset tags can be accessed by clicking the lower-left corner of the update screen.

• Tags hosted on deleted objects can be bulk deleted when using Tag Update.

Apply to (Scope Setting)

Define the scope of Auto Join to include.

• All: Try joining every elements in the model.

• Visible in View: Try joining for elements which can view in the active view.

• Selected Elements: Try joining for selected elements.

Category Selection

Click the checkbox to select a specific category as the geometry joining target.

Supported Categories

Non Structural Categories

• Ceiling

• Column

• Floor

• Generic Model

Structural Categories

• Structural Column

• Structural Floor

• Structural Foundation

• Structural Framing

Priority Setting

Drag and arrange categories to establish which ones have precedence in the joining hierarchy.

Import / Export Settings:

Export and import Auto Join configurations, facilitating reuse and sharing of settings across projects.

Import Process from SketchUp to ArchiFilm Studio

Overview

ArchiFilm for SketchUp enables users to send their current camera view directly to ArchiFilm Studio with a single click. The extension captures the scene precisely as composed — including camera angle, perspective, and framing — and instantly opens it in the AI rendering workspace.

No exports. No rendering setup. No additional files.

① Click the ArchiFilm Toolbar Icon

Located in the SketchUp top toolbar

• Launches the ArchiFilm extension

• Automatically captures the current scene & camera view

• No need to export or adjust rendering configurations

📌 Purpose: Start the AI rendering pipeline immediately

② Select Project & Import

The ArchiFilm Studio project selection window appears

• Create New Project to start a new render session

• Select an Existing Project to continue previous work

• Click IMPORT

📌 Purpose: Transfer the SketchUp view into a structured project pipeline

③ Auto-Open in ArchiFilm Studio Web

After pressing IMPORT:

• ArchiFilm Studio loads in the browser

• Your SketchUp view appears in the Generate Panel

• You can immediately describe what you want and render

📌 Purpose: Zero-setup design-to-image transition

📌 What is Cleaning Service?

Cleaning Service is a Revit Add-in from the BIMIL platform that installs and provides three powerful tools in one:

Cleaning Service / Family Cleaner / Spatial Cleaner.

It allows you to selectively remove unnecessary elements from your Revit model, keeping it lightweight, clean, and optimized for maximum performance.

1️⃣

✔️ Selectively remove unnecessary elements to keep your Revit model light and fast.

2️⃣

✔️ Permanently remove the selected family from your project, like a Shift+Delete.

3️⃣

✔️ Remove unplaced or unclosed Rooms, Spaces, and Areas to keep your spatial data clean and accurate.

💼 Who is it for?

• Need to keep project models in optimal condition

• Avoid conflicts and clutter from unnecessary elements

• Need to deliver clean, optimized models before and after handover

💡 Why Cleaning Service?

Revit projects grow, unnecessary elements quietly pile up. The result: Heavier models, slower performance, and more time wasted finding what you need.

Cleaning Service solves these hidden problems in just a few clicks:

• Lightens heavy models to improve load and save times

• Removes unused families and incorrect space data to reduce confusion

• Keeps your workspace clean and organized

It’s not just model cleaning — it’s a tool to boost your workflow and productivity.

v1.0.0.0 (2025-07-16)

• Add-in Released

📌 What is Box to View?

Box to View Add-in is a Revit extension that automatically generates six orthogonal views (Front, Back, Left, Right, Top, and Bottom) from any Section box or Scope box you define.

With a single click, it delivers consistent, precisely aligned views for documentation, review, and presentations, eliminating repetitive manual setup.

✅ Features

✔️ 6-Direction View Generation – Front / Back / Left / Right / Top / Bottom With just one click, you instantly generate views for every direction you need. Instead of spending 20–30 minutes setting them up manually, you’ll have them all ready in under 10 seconds.

✔️ View Type & Template Filtering – For each face, select a View Type (Floor Plan, Section, Elevation, Detail) and then pick its View Template.

• Top → Floor Plan / Structural Plan / Section

• Bottom → Ceiling Plan / Section

• Front/Back/Left/Right → Section / Elevation / Detail View

⚠️ Notes

• Template Availability The Template drop-down only shows templates explicitly defined for the chosen View type—if none appear, check your Revit template library.

• Compatibility Requires BIMIL Manager v1.1.7.0 or later.

💡 Why get ready to use this?

“No more wasting time on view setup.” “No more errors from project-to-project view settings.” “Focus on design, not repetitive tasks.”

Import Process from Revit to ArchiFilm Studio

Overview

ArchiFilm for Revit allows users to send the active 3D view directly into ArchiFilm Studio with a single click — preserving camera perspective, crop region, and scene settings. This eliminates traditional exporting steps and enables immediate AI rendering inside the Studio.

① Click the ArchiFilm Add-in Button

Located in the Revit toolbar under BIMIL AI

• Launches the ArchiFilm extension

• Reads the active 3D View as the source scene

• No need to export to external file formats (FBX, OBJ, PNG, etc.)

📌 Purpose: Start the AI rendering workflow instantly from your current view

② Choose a Project & Import

The ArchiFilm Studio project dialog appears

• Create New Project Start a brand-new render project

• Select Existing Project Add the new view to an existing project history

• Press IMPORT/FAST IMPORT

📌 Purpose: Connect Revit content with ArchiFilm Studio timeline structure

③ Auto-Transfer to Web Studio

Once Import is pressed:

• The Web Studio opens automatically

• The Revit view appears as preview input in the Generate panel

• You can immediately begin prompting and rendering

📌 Purpose: Seamless transition without file saving, exporting, or setup steps

Font Family

Sets the font family for tag text display. Choose from available system fonts to customize the appearance of your tags.

Display Thickness

Controls whether thickness values are displayed before material names in material tags.

Options include:

• On: Always display thickness values

• Off: Never display thickness values

• Manual: Individually decide for each tag

Thickness Prefix

Defines the prefix text that appears before thickness values in tags. Customize this to match your project standards or naming conventions.

Line Spacing

Adjusts the vertical spacing between lines in multi-line tags. Increase or decrease this value to control text density and readability.

Show Tag Update button in Modify tab

Controls whether the Tag Update button appears in the Modify tab when tags are selected.

*Restart Revit to apply this setting.

📌 What is Family Cleaner?

Family Cleaner is a Revit Add-in that permanently deletes selected families from the Project Browser. Unlike the standard Delete command which removes only from the view, Family Cleaner removes both family instances and definitions, delivering a Shift+Delete-like effect.

✅ Features

✔️ Complete Removal: Deletes not only family instances but also family definitions from the Project Browser

✔️ Nested Family Support: Cleans nested families included within the selected family

✔️ Multi-selection Support: Allows selecting and deleting multiple families at once

✔️ Usage Check: Displays the number of instances in use before deletion

Simple Workflow : 1️⃣ Select family → 2️⃣ Run Family Cleaner → 3️⃣Click [Clean]

💼 Ideal for

• Designers who want to quickly clean families with one click

• Anyone who needs to load external or test families and then immediately purge them cleanly

Excel Link facilitates the integration of data from Excel files or clipboard content into Autodesk Revit, transforming them into Legends, Drafting Views, or Schedules. This tool streamlines the process of incorporating spreadsheet data into Revit projects, enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of documentation.

Features

• Excel File Insertion: Allows users to upload an Excel file, select specific sheets and ranges, and insert the data as a table. Excel cell and text styles are preserved and applied directly.

• View Updates: Updates the inserted Excel data in Revit when the original Excel file is modified, ensuring data consistency across platforms.

• Clipboard Insertion: Enables the insertion of values stored in the clipboard as a table in Revit, without the need for direct Excel file insertion.

• Customizable View Formats: Users can generate the data in their preferred View Type, choosing from Legend, Drafting View, or Schedule.

Notes

• Differences in font spacing between Excel and Revit may cause text to extend beyond cell boundaries.

• Changes made by users in the Revit view will not be preserved upon updating the view with new Excel data.

• Cells not specifically aligned in Excel will default to right alignment in Revit.

• Font style is determined based on the first character of the cell.

📌 What is Excel Sync?

Excel Sync is a powerful Revit Add-in that lets you quickly export, edit, and re-import parameter values using Excel or a built-in spreadsheet — no more clicking through endless property windows.

No more navigating through dozens of schedules or complex property windows — just fast, flexible control over your BIM data.

Whether you're updating thousands of instance parameters or tweaking type values across multiple families, Excel Sync streamlines the process and reduces human error.

✅ Features

✔️ Easily export parameter values to Excel with one click

✔️ Edit parameters in Revit just like spread sheet - no extra tools need

✔ Import edited Excel files and apply changes instantly to the model

✔ Supports both instance and type parameters

✔ Designed for large-scale projects and collaborative BIM environments

💼 Ideal for

• Professionals working with large Revit models

• Teams frequently updating parameter data

• Anyone who prefers Excel over Revit’s schedule views

• Designers looking for a faster, cleaner way to manage data

💡 Why Excel Sync?

📌 What is Spatial Cleaner?

Spatial Cleaner is a Revit Add-in that detects and deletes Rooms, Areas, and Spaces that are either Not Placed or Not Enclosed in your project. It helps keep your spatial data accurate and clutter-free.

✅ Features

^✔️ Detection: Automatically detects Rooms, Areas, and Spaces marked as Not Placed / Not Enclosed

✔️ Multi-selection Support: Allows deleting multiple Rooms / Areas / Spaces at once

Simple Workflow: 1️⃣ Click "Spatial Cleaner" → 2️⃣ Select items to delete → 3️⃣ Click [Clean]

💼 Ideal for

• Designers who want to quickly clean up unused Rooms / Areas / Spaces

1️⃣ Select a Box

• Requirement: In the 3D view, select exactly one Section box or Scope box.

2️⃣ Display UI & Configure Options

When you run the Add-in, the following panel appears—configure as needed:

3️⃣ Generate Your Views

Click Generate to create one view per selected face. Names follow <Prefix>_<Direction>, with _1, _2 added for duplicates. (e.g. Box To View_Top, Box To View_Right, Box)

Easily specify the beams to be adjusted and the slabs to attach them.

Supported Categories

• Beams:

  • Structural Framing (Excludes Structural Beam Systems)

• Slabs:

  • Floor

  • Structural Foundations: Slab

Element Selection

• Pre-Selection: If you select elements before running Beam to Slab, only those categorized under the supported elements are automatically assigned.

• Selecting Elements in the Tool: Launch Beam to Slab without pre-selecting elements to use the Select Elements (Slabs/Beams) button within the add-in.

  • This activates multi-select mode in the current view, where you can choose the elements to include.

• Overview of Selected Elements:

  • The selected elements are automatically sorted and counted by category as beams and slabs, allowing you to review the total number of each type before proceeding.

Auto Dimension automatically generates dimension lines between Grids and Levels in the current view with a single click. The dimensioning process depends on whether Auto or Manual is selected in the .

Auto

When Auto is selected, dimension lines are instantly created in the direction specified in the .

Customize the beam attachment parameters to achieve optimal alignment with upper slabs.

Reference Plane

Specify the face of the slab to which beams will attach:

Top

Bottom

Detail

Offset Limit

Define the detection range within which the beam identifies the slab.

This value is measured from the centerline of the beam, specifying how high above the beam it will search for a slab to attach.

Orientation for Sloping Slab

Select the alignment mode for beams attached to sloping slabs:

• Normal: Aligns beams perpendicularly to the slab slope, adapting to the angle of the slab.

• Horizontal: Keeps beams horizontally aligned, ignoring the slope and maintaining a consistent height orientation.

The Excel Link main interface allows users to manage and integrate Excel data into Autodesk Revit projects seamlessly. The interface provides tools to add, update, duplicate, and delete data entries, as well as options to customize how data is displayed in Revit.

Overview

The main interface consists of a data table displaying all linked Excel/Clipboard entries and essential tools for managing those entries. Users can manage linked data entries in the table by adding new data, updating configurations, duplicating views, or removing views no longer needed.

Each entry in the table represents a connection between Revit and a specific set of Excel data, including its

v1.0.2.0 (2025-09-15)

• Added family cleanup, model line deletion

• UI update

v1.2.1.0(2025-07-23)

• Bug fixes

v1.0.1.0 (2025-09-24)

• Added Linked model support (view only)

• New Schedule option

1️⃣ Start Excel Sync

- Open the BIMIL tab in Revit and click [Excel Sync].

v1.2.1.0(2025-07-08)

• UI/UX Enhanced

• Bug fixes

v1.2.0.0(2025-06-23)

• Revit 2026 supported

v1.0.1.1 (2024-11-04)

• Considers Z-offset when determining beam position.

• Fixed error when the beam is located inside the slab.

v1.0.1.0 (2024-09-23)

• Support dark mode.

• Updated interface.

v1.0.0.3 (2024-08-19)

• Support dark mode icon.

v1.0.0.2 (2024-06-25)

• Support 2025 version.

v1.0.0.1 (2024-05-24)

• Message simplification.

v1.0.0.0 (2024-05-20)

• Add-in released.

After selecting beams and slabs and configuring all settings, click the OK button to execute the Beam to Slab operation.

During processing, a progress window will appear, showing the current completion rate. As the process runs, you can observe each beam attaching to the slabs in real time in the active view.

Execution Process

• Detection For each beam, Beam to Slab verifies the presence of any slab directly above the beam’s center point, within the range defined by the Offset Limit in Detail Options. Only slabs above the beam within this limit are considered; slabs below the beam are disregarded.

• Attachment

  • When a slab is detected within range, the beam attaches to the specified face of the slab (top or bottom).

  • For sloped slabs, Beam to Slab adjusts the beam’s angle to align precisely with the slope.

• Final Z-Offset Adjustment

  • Upon completion, all beams are set with a Z offset of 0 for precise alignment. Note that during processing, beams may temporarily display a different Z offset, leading to a brief appearance of displacement until the final adjustment is applied.

The Add From Clipboard interface allows users to quickly import data stored in the clipboard and configure it for integration into Revit. This tool provides a simple workflow for inserting data directly into your project without needing an Excel file.

Clipboard Data Management

• The interface automatically displays the content currently stored in the clipboard within the Preview Panel.

• Use the Change Clip button at the top of the interface to refresh the preview with new data if the clipboard content has been updated.

Preview Panel

The Preview Panel displays a live preview of the clipboard content, allowing users to verify the data before creating a view in Revit. This ensures that the table format and content meet project requirements.

View Configuration

Customize how the imported data will appear in Revit:

• View Name: Specify the name of the Revit view where the clipboard data will be displayed.

• View Type: Choose from Legend, Schedule, or Drafting View to determine how the data integrates into your project.

• View Scale: Define the scale for the view to align with your project's specifications.

Action Buttons

• OK: Confirms the configuration and creates the entry in the main interface.

• Cancel: Discards any changes and closes the window.

The Add From File interface lets you select and configure data from an Excel file for seamless integration into Revit. It provides options to choose a file, specify the worksheet and region, and customize the resulting view settings, all within a single window.

Excel File Selection

Start by selecting the Excel file that contains the data you want to use. The selected file’s path will be displayed at the top of the interface for reference.

Worksheet and Region Selection

• Worksheet: Choose the worksheet from the dropdown menu. Only the data from the selected sheet will be included.

• Region: Define the area within the worksheet to use. You can either:

  • Select a predefined named worksheet region stored in excel.

  • Manually highlight cells in the Preview Panel

Preview Panel

The preview panel provides a visual representation of the selected worksheet and highlights any defined regions or manually selected cell ranges.

View Configuration

Customize how the imported data will appear in Revit:

• View Name: Define the name of the view that will display the data in Revit.

• View Type: Choose from Legend, Schedule, or Drafting View to control how the data is integrated into your project.

• View Scale: Adjust the scale of the view to fit your project's requirements.

Action Buttons

• OK: Confirms your settings and adds the entry to the main interface.

• Cancel: Closes the window without saving any changes.

1️⃣ Check BIMIL Manager Version

- Excel Sync requires BIMIL Manager version 1.1.8.0 or higher. - If your version is below 1.1.8.0, update it by one of the following: - Click the BIMIL icon in the system tray → Select “Check for Updates”. - Or manually download the latest installer using the link below: 👉Download the latest BIMIL Manager

⚠️ Please make sure Revit is closed before updating to avoid any issues⚠️

2️⃣ Open BIMIL Manager

- Open BIMIL, then click the [🔄Refresh] button at the top-right corner to see the latest version of the Excel Sync Add-in.

2️⃣ Click [Install] button

- In BIMIL Manager, locate Excel Sync in the Add-ins list and click [Install] to begin using it.

v1.2.3.0(2025-09-24)

• Bug fixes

v1.2.2.0(2025-09-15)

• Add option for Show "Tag Update" button on Modify tab

v1.2.1.0(2025-07-08)

• UI/UX Enhanced

• Bug fixes

v1.2.0.0(2025-06-23)

• Revit 2026 supported

• Add options for Font and Line Spacing, Add options for Thickness Prefix (Ex. THK)

v1.0.3.0 (2025-04-14)

• Fixed Auto Tag setting bug

v1.0.2.0 (2025-03-31)

• Improved tag stability

• Minor bug fixes

v1.0.1.0 (2024-09-23)

• Support dark mode.

• Updated interface.

v1.0.0.5 (2024-08-19)

• Support dark mode icon.

v1.0.0.4 (2024-07-04)

• Support window resizing.

v1.0.0.3 (2024-06-25)

• Support 2025 version.

v1.0.0.2 (2024-05-24)

• Message simplification.

• Prevent location reset on Tag Update.

v1.0.0.1 (2024-04-15)

• Apply Detail Group's name format (Category_Type_Number).

• Apply hierarchical order (Category-Type-View-Group).

v1.0.0.0 (2024-04-11)

• Add-in released.

Parameter Filter allows users to filter elements based on their instance parameter values, offering more advanced and refined filtering options. This feature enables users to create custom conditions and search for elements that meet specific parameter criteria, enhancing control and flexibility.

Features

• Parameter-Based Search: Filter elements by instance parameter values. The filter displays a list of parameters available in the current search scope.

• Condition-Based Filtering: Choose from 8 default conditions and 4 additional conditions for numeric parameters. Users can input values or select True/False conditions for applicable parameters.

• Custom Logic: Use AND/OR conditions to combine parameter criteria for more refined filtering.

• Import/Export Conditions: Save and load parameter filter conditions for reuse across projects.

Notes

• If a parameter not found in the current scope is selected, or an invalid value (such as text for numeric parameters) is entered, the condition is ignored and highlighted in red.

• When filtering numeric parameters, results are based on project units. For non-decimal unit settings (e.g., feet-inches), the original values are used for comparison.

• Only instance parameters can be filtered, and type parameters are excluded.

Filter+ Basic allows users to efficiently filter and select elements in Revit based on customizable criteria. It streamlines the process by offering various filter options such as category, material, and parameter-based filtering. This add-in provides an intuitive user interface, making it easy to search, organize, and select elements within a project.

For more details on specific features, explore the following:

📌 What is Cleaning Service?

Cleaning Service is a Revit Add-in that helps you quickly clean unnecessary data and keep your model lightweight and optimized. With features like Triple Purge, auto backup, and Detailed Cleaning Preferences, it reduces project size, improves performance, and ensures a clean model environment for collaboration.

✅ Features

🔹 Basic Cleaning Service

• Triple Purge (After Detail Cleaning): Runs Purge Unused three times automatically to thoroughly remove residual unused data

• Save Option

  • Cleaning current model → Run cleaning directly in the current model

  • Cleaning and save as a new file → Save as a new file while cleaning

🔹 Detailed Cleaning Preferences

💼 Ideal for

• BIM managers who want to improve file size and performance by removing unnecessary elements in large projects

• Designers who prefer one-click optimization over repetitive cleanup tasks

• Any Revit user who needs to maintain a lightweight model environment during collaboration

Category Filter allows users to quickly filter elements based on their category, family, or type. This filter provides an easy way to find specific elements by defining the search scope, displaying results in an organized list format, and allowing for quick selection and management of elements.

Features

• Search by Category: Filter elements based on their category, family, or type, allowing quick access to the desired elements within a Revit model.

• Customizable Search Scope: Choose between All, Active View, or Selected Elements to define the search range.

• Result Management: Group, sort, and search within the result list by dragging column headers or entering keywords. Use the eye icon to focus on specific elements within the active view.

Notes

• Results are updated only when the refresh button is clicked, even if element selection changes outside the view.

• The number of elements selected is displayed in the panel for better tracking.

Filter+ Section Box enables efficient control over section boxes, allowing users to quickly create, toggle, and manage section boxes in Revit. With a single button, users can generate a section box around selected elements or hide it if already present. Saved section boxes are stored in a list, allowing quick access, renaming, and reloading based on saved coordinates, dimensions, and orientations, streamlining complex project views.

Features

• Toggle Section Box: Generates a section box around selected elements or toggles visibility of an existing section box in the current view. If no elements or only the section box is selected, the button simply turns the section box on or off.

• : Displays saved section boxes in a list, allowing users to store the current view’s section box with +Save Box. Each box’s coordinates, size and rotation are retained, and boxes can be renamed or deleted. Selecting a saved box and clicking Load Box applies it to the current view.

• :

  • Section Box Size: Choose between Auto (adjusts size to selected elements) and Fixed (generates a box of specified dimensions centered on the selected elements).

  • Fixed Size: Set specific X, Y, and Z dimensions for a fixed-size section box.

Notes

• When only the section box is selected, the toggle button functions as if no elements are selected, hiding or displaying the box as needed.

• Section boxes are saved per project, with data saved upon project or list closure.

• Each project opens with its own set of saved section boxes, clearing any previous list.

Material Filter helps users filter elements based on the materials used in a Revit model. This feature simplifies the process of finding elements that share the same materials, making it easier to work with and manage material-specific tasks.

Features

• Material-Based Filtering: Filter elements based on the materials they use, displaying a comprehensive list of materials in the selected search scope.

• Multiple Selection: Select multiple materials at once to find all elements that use at least one of the chosen materials.

• Real-Time Update: The list of filtered elements updates in real-time as materials are selected or deselected in the panel.

Notes

• Material filtering operates on an OR condition, showing elements that match any of the selected materials.

• Changes in selection only apply after clicking the refresh button to reflect updated element information.

Easily save, manage, and load section boxes.

Save Box

Saves the active section box in the current view. By default, the saved name is set to the current date.

Box History

Displays a list of all saved section boxes created with Save Box. You can rename a box by clicking on its name, and delete it by pressing the X button. The boxes are automatically sorted in sequential order.

Load Box

To load a saved section box, select it from the Box History and click Load Box. The section box in the current view will update to match the selected box.

v1.2.0.0(2025-06-23)

• Revit 2026 supported

v1.0.1.0 (2025-01-13)

• Parameter Filter: Dropdown menus added for selecting values like Level and Base Constraint.

• Parameter Filter: Automatically loads recent search conditions when enabled.

• Parameter Filter: Added Import/Export functionality.

v1.0.0.0 (2024-09-23)

• Add-in released

v1.0.1.0 (2025-09-15)

• Added instant check for ID/Category/Family/Type

v1.0.0.0 (2025-06-30)

• Add-in Released.

The Toggle Section Box feature enables users to easily generate or hide section boxes with a single click, based on the selected element(s). This functionality combines box creation and toggling into one convenient tool, maximizing ease of use.

Box Generation / Hiding Conditions

Generate Box

• When element(s) are selected: Creates a section box around the selected element(s) (excluding the section box itself).

• When no elements are selected and the section box is inactive: Restores the last used section box in the current view.

Hide Box

• When a section box already exists based on the currently selected elements

• When no elements are selected and the section box is active

• When only the section box is selected

Section Box Creation Rules

The size, and other generation rules for section boxes can be configured under .

📌 What is Finder?

Finder Add-in helps you quickly identify where any selected element is located in your Revit model. With a single click, it automatically analyzes spatial information without the need for manual checking or complicated workflows.

✅ Features

✔️ Grid – Shows the grid lines based on the element’s overall geometry. Supports vertical, horizontal, and diagonal grids.

✔️ Level – Shows the name of the level the element belongs to, based on its elevation.

✔️ Room – Shows information about the architectural room containing the element, including the room name and number.

✔️ Space - Shows the MEP space where the element is located. Typically used in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design.

✔️ Zone - Shows the logical MEP zone that groups multiple spaces for system-level organization (e.g., HVAC zones).

✔️ Area – Shows the name or number of the area containing the element.

💡 Useful Tips

Exporting location data to reports

• copy and paste the location information easily.

Use for QA/QC Checklists

• Quickly check “Which space should this element belong to?”

• Identify elements missing Room or Area assignment to catch modeling errors.

Empty Space Detection

• If an element is not in any Room, Space, or Area, → it may indicate a missing spatial assignment or boundary issue.

⚠️ Notes

• Finder only supports selecting a single element at a time!

• Elements from Linked Models are not supported. Only elements in the active project file are analyzed.

• Some elements may return inaccurate location results, especially if they lack geometric placement or host references.

Configure the rules for generating section boxes using the Toggle Section Box feature.

Section Box Size

Choose between Auto and Fixed for section box sizing.

• Auto: Creates a section box based on the bounding box of the currently selected elements. Adjust the XYZ values using the Section Box Offset to modify the box's position.

• Fixed: Creates a fixed-size section box centered on the bounding box of the selected elements. Specify the XYZ dimensions in the Fixed Size fields.

Auto Rotation

When a single directional element, such as a wall or beam, is selected, this option allows the section box to rotate to align horizontally with the direction of the selected element.

Auto Zoom to Fit

When enabled, this option adjusts the camera to fit the section box automatically after using the Toggle Section Box or Load Section Box features. It only functions if the section box is visible.

v1.2.0.0(2025-06-23)

• Revit 2026 supported

v1.0.1.0 (2024-09-23)

• Support dark mode.

• Updated interface.

v1.0.0.4 (2024-08-19)

• Support dark mode icon.

v1.0.0.3 (2024-06-25)

• Support 2025 version.

v1.0.0.2 (2024-05-24)

• Message simplification.

v1.0.0.1 (2024-04-15)

• Added support for diagonal grids.

v1.0.0.0 (2024-04-11)

• Add-in released.

Grid & Level Numbering allows users to automatically number grids and levels based on customizable naming conventions. It streamlines the process of numbering with flexible options for prefixes, identifiers, and suffixes, ensuring consistency across your project. The add-in also offers preview functionality and allows users to manually adjust individual names if necessary.

For morde details on specific features, explore the following:

The Snap View settings panel allows you to fully customize how your view captures behave — from copying and saving to previewing and image quality.

✅ Settings Overview

The Report Setting section allows you to configure which location information is included in the result. When a checkbox is selected, the corresponding data will be displayed in the result window and included in the report.