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pyRevit (with lowercase py) is a Rapid Application Prototyping (RAD) environment for Autodesk Revit®. It helps you quickly sketch out your automation and add-on ideas, in whichever language that you are most comfortable with, inside the Revit environment and using its APIs. It also ships with an extensive set of powerful tools that showcase its capabilities as a development environment. Download and install pyRevit, launch Revit, and note the new pyRevit tab that includes these tools. pyRevit also ships with a handy CLI utility for customized configuration and deployment of your tools, and a telemetry server to monitor pyRevit usage across your teams.
↓ pyRevit Source Code
GitHub - pyrevitlabs/pyRevit: Rapid Application Development (RAD) Environment for Autodesk Revit®
↓ pyRevit Discussion Forums
pyRevit can help you
↓ More guides are available here
↓ Read the docs to know everything about pyRevit scripts, extensions, ...
↓ pyRevit has a powerful command line utility
↓ And when you are ready to deploy your tools to your team
Follow pyRevit on Twitter to stay notified about the upcoming changes and follow pyRevit Release Notes for the breaking changes
↓ Check out the blog for news
↓ And the future plans for pyRevit are laid out here
Check the list of Currently Open and Previously Reported Issues for anything similar to yours.
↓ See the FAQ page for questions
↓ See the guide below on how to report new issues
↓ Get involved with the community of developers, creating tools with and for pyRevit
↓ Help making pyRevit better
↓ Help making pyRevit core and tools better
↓ Help making pyRevit financially stronger