Revit 2024–2026 · Dynamo 2.x
Each is a single Dynamo graph. Open it, wire one input, press Run — then read a report of exactly what it did.
All six Dynamo tools plus both document packs. Everything on this page, one download.
Dynamo tools
Creates every sheet from a CSV list, assigns titleblocks, and skips numbers that already exist rather than duplicating them.
“200 sheets, one at a time, before anyone can draw.”
Batch-sets parameters from a spreadsheet. Never overwrites an existing value, and every rejected row comes back with the reason.
“Typing the same value into 800 elements.”
Rooms and areas to CSV with GIA totals by level. Unplaced rooms are flagged separately, so your totals stay honest.
“The area schedule doesn’t match the brief.”
Colour any view by any parameter, with an automatic legend. Uncoloured elements are your missing data, visible in seconds.
“Which rooms are missing a department?”
Every model warning to CSV with element IDs, grouped and counted by type — so you can see which three problems are most of the list.
“3,000 warnings and no idea which matter.”
The full drawing register out to CSV — numbers, names, revisions, drawn/checked, issue dates. Entirely read-only.
“Maintaining the register in two places.”
Document packs
Three checklists — model QA, drawing issue, site inspection. Sign-off lines turn each run into an auditable record.
“Every revision cloud started as a skipped check.”
Field-tested prompts across automation, QA, families, documentation and career. Every one shows exactly what to fill in.
“AI writes terrible Dynamo scripts.”
Describe the job you keep doing by hand. I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth automating — sometimes the answer is no.
Single scripts from $75. Spreadsheet-driven from $150.
How it works
Questions
No. Every tool is a plain .dyn file that opens in the Dynamo already built into Revit. No packages, no add-in, nothing to maintain when Revit updates.
Existing data is skipped by default, never silently overwritten, so running a script twice is safe. Several tools are entirely read-only. Every run returns a report of exactly what it created, what it skipped, and any errors with the reason — so you can verify before saving. Test on a copy the first time, as with any automation.
Revit 2024, 2025 and 2026, using Dynamo 2.x with the IronPython2 engine. On an older version, email me before buying and I'll tell you honestly whether it will work.
It does — the Review Warnings dialog has an Export button that writes an HTML file. What it gives you is one row per warning, ungrouped. On a model with 1,200 warnings that tells you nothing about which types are causing them. Warning Reporter groups and counts by type with element IDs, so the three problems worth fixing are obvious immediately.
Send me the exact text from the OUT port and your Revit version. The report is written to be diagnostic, so that usually tells me the cause in one read, and I'll fix it. If it genuinely can't do what you needed, I'll refund it.
I'm Bhavik Vekaria, a practising architect and BIM coordinator with 9 years in Revit production. I wrote these because I needed them myself — which is why they skip existing data rather than overwriting it, and why the error messages tell you something useful.
Independent practice. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Autodesk. Personal-use licence: use on unlimited projects within your organisation; don't resell or redistribute.