
ReviTea Grid/Level 2018
Beschreibung
Trim and Extend tool doesn't work with Grid and Level. Extent end of Grid and Level have two modes: 3D model extent mode and 2D view specific extent mode. It's not easy to switch between two extent modes and drag their ends, especially if there are lots of Grids or Levels. It's tedious to click one by one to show or hide bubbles of many Grids or Levels. ReviTea Datum tools could make your work easy.
Trim Grids tool works similarly to the Trim and Extend tool of Autodesk® Revit®. With it you can easily trim or extend one or more Grids to a boundary defined by Grid, Level, Reference Plane or Detail Line.
· Trim/Extend Grid 3D: Trim or extend Grid 3D extents to the reference (Grid, Level, Reference Plane or Detail Line) as a boundary. Grids 2D extent will switch to 3D extent.
· Trim/Extend Multiple Grids 3D: Trim or extend multiple Grids 3D extents to the reference (Grid, Level, Reference Plane or Detail Line) as a boundary. The extent end of a Grid that is close to the boundary is trimmed or extended. Grids 2D extents will switch to 3D extents.
· Trim/Extend Grid 2D: Trim or extend a Grid 2D extent to the reference (Grid, Level, Reference Plane or Detail Line) as a boundary. Grids 3D extents will switch to 2D extent.
· Trim/Extend Multiple Grids 2D: Trim or extend multiple Grids 2D extents to the reference (Grid, Level, Reference Plane or Detail Line) as a boundary. The extent end of a Grid that is close to the boundary is trimmed or extended. Grids 3D extents will switch to 2D extents.
· Set Grids 3D Height: Set Grids 3D (model) extents in vertical direction by defining levels and offset.
Trim Levels tool works similarly to Trim and Extend tool of Revit. With it you can easily trim or extend one or more Levels to a boundary defined by Grid, Reference Plane or Detail Line.
· Trim/Extend Level 3D: Trim or extend Level 3D extents to the reference (Grid, Reference Plane or Detail Line) as a boundary. Levels 2D extent will switch to 3D extent.
· Trim/Extend Multiple Levels 3D: Trim or extend multiple Levels 3D extents to the reference (Grid, Reference Plane or Detail Line) as a boundary. The extent end of a Level that is close to the boundary is trimmed or extended. Levels 2D extents will switch to 3D extents.
· Trim/Extend Level 2D: Trim or extend a Level 2D extent to the reference (Grid, Reference Plane or Detail Line) as a boundary. Levels 3D extents will switch to 2D extent.
· Trim/Extend Multiple Levels 2D: Trim or extend multiple Levels 2D extents to the reference (Grid, Reference Plane or Detail Line) as a boundary. The extent end of a Level that is close to the boundary is trimmed or extended. Levels 3D extents will switch to 2D extents.
Switch Bubbles can show or hide multiple Grids/Levels bubbles according to a boundary defined by Grid, Level, Reference Plane or Detail Line.
- Move ReviTea Grid/Level Panel on Ribbon Tabs
By Changing settings in the ReviTeaDatum.dll.config file, ReviTea Grid/Level panel could be moved to a specified ribbon tab. By default ReviTea Grid/Level Panel locates on Add-Ins tab. ReviTeaDatum.dll.config could be found in:
C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins\ReviTea ReviTea Grid Level Tools.bundle\Contents
You could change “[default]” to a propriate tab name such as “ReviTea”. It shouldn’t be Revit built in tabs like Architecture, Structure, System, Insert, Annotate, Massing & Site, Collaborate, View, Manage and Modify.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<configuration>
<appSettings>
<add key ="TabName" value="[default]"/>
</appSettings>
</configuration>
Mr Camaraa how can I change it to 2023 version. Please help. Thanks in advance
It took me a few tries to figure out that after you highlight the grids and push finish, you still have to pick an intersecting line or grid. But a huge annoyance saver! I got it to work in all my versions of Revit (2018 through 2022) by copying the folder here:
C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins
called ReviTea Grid Level 2018.bundle 4 times and renaming each folder by replacing the year. Then for each one I opened the folder and right clicked on this: PackageContents.xml
, then pushed "edit with Notepad ++" (If you don't have notepad ++ you could do it manually in Notepad but you won't have find and replace) and used find and replace to replace every instance of 2018 with whatever version I needed.
Thank you for the tip!
2021 version, please! It is so useful!
Excellent tool, can we get an update for 2021 now!
It runs fine on newer versions - see my reply below for instructions.
Excellent tool, can we get an update for 2019 & 2020 now!
I second this!!
Great tool! Any chance of seeing a 2020 or 2019 soon?
If I install the 2018 tools into the 2019 systems folder will they work? Desperately miss these tools in 2019
Hi - Any intention to bring out a version for 2019??? I love this add-in!!!
I've been using this app since Revit 2015, Extremely useful. Now that we have more and more 2019 projects going, not having this app is killing me! Any plans for a 2019 release?
SAVE US MANY TIME!
THANKS
hi can you update to 2019 please ? very helpful plugin by the way thanks a lot
I'm also needing a 2019 version update! Thanks!
Need the 2019 version as well. Thanks!
2019 version would be helpful
just open the config file (packagecontent) in notepad and change 2018 name to 2019, save the file and open revit 2019
For those who need more-specific instructions: edit "C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins\ReviTea Grid Level 2018.bundle\PackageContents.xml" 1. change first SeriesMax="R2018" (at end of "<RuntimeRequirements ...") to SeriesMax="R2020" (or as desired) 2. copy the four lines (not counting wrapping, if any) from "<Components ..." to "</Components>" the desired number of times (for each additional newer version): 3. in each copy, change "2018" (3 locations) to "2019", "2020", etc. NOTE: it would be nice if you could just change "Max" in BOTH locations to an extremely high number and forget about it, but it doesn't work - for some reason, you need to have a separate "<Components>" item for EACH version NOTE 2: make sure you keep a backup copy of this somewhere, since Autodesk is likely to remove it from the store in a couple years (the 2015/2016 version is gone now)... EASY ALTERNATIVE: It would also work (and is easier to explain) if you just copy the whole "...2018.bundle" folder and change all "2018" to "2019", "2020", etc. in both folder & .xml file (but I prefer to have just one folder to deal with when deploying it).
Thank you @Lionel Camara for the specific instruction! That's really helpful.
Thank you Mr. Doktor. It worked for 2023 version.