1.  Launch Revit.

2.  Open the console from the **Add-Ins** tab on the ribbon, or by using the `CW` keyboard shortcut.

3.  Run any add-in (yours or others).

4.  Watch the output appear instantly in the console window.

5.  In your own add-in's code, simply use `Console.WriteLine("Your debug message");` to log.

Installation:

1. Download and run the installer (.exe file).

2. Follow the on-screen instructions. The add-in will be installed for the current user (in %APPDATA%\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins).

3. Start Revit. The "Console" button will appear on the "Add-Ins" tab.

Uninstallation:

1. Close all instances of Revit.

2. Go to "Add or remove programs" in Windows Settings.

3. Find "ConsoleApp" in the list.

4. Click "Uninstall" and follow the prompts. The add-in will be completely removed.

This add-in is open-source. The complete source code is available on GitHub for review, contribution, or inspection.

• Github (Learn More): https://github.com/Cazorlas/ConsoleApp
• Privacy Policy: https://github.com/Cazorlas/ConsoleApp/blob/main/PRIVACY.md
• Changelog: https://github.com/Cazorlas/ConsoleApp/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md

There are no known critical issues at this time.

This is an output-only console. It does not support input commands like Console.Read() or Console.ReadLine().

The automatic "CW" shortcut assignment (on first-time use) requires write access to the user's KeyboardShortcuts.xml file. If this file is read-only or permissions are denied, the shortcut assignment will fail silently, but the add-in will continue to function normally. The shortcut can then be assigned manually through Revit's Keyboard Shortcuts dialog.