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RenumberParts 1.3.0

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Co-authored-by: PuertolasEngworks <daniel.puerteolas@engworks.com>
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RenumberParts 1.1.0.0

29 Jan 02:02
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  • Adjusted WPF appearece to follow Engwork's standard
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    -Adjusted version to following Engwork's appearence standard
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RenumberParts 1.0.0.0

19 Feb 14:47
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This is a Revit add-in that help you numbering parts for MEP elements for spooling

Examples

Revit tested versions

  • Revit 2019
  • Revit 2018

Dependencies

The only externaL dependency is RevitAPI.dll

Installation

You can find this addin inside Autodesk app store

Contribute

RenumberParts is an open-source project. You can make suggestions or track and submit bugs via Github issues. You can submit your own code to the RenumberParts project via a Github pull request.

About

ENGworks has the combined experience of over 25 years of involvement and collaboration in the field of building technology and related services. We are supported by the talent and knowledge of over 100 highly skilled technical professionals from multiple office locations in the Americas, including Los Angeles, Chicago, Sao Paulo, Santiago de Chile and Cordoba. Alongside with our strategic partners in the UK, Australia and Middle East, ENGworks currently participates in projects on a global scale, offering verifiable superior services and project support, all the while continuing to develop the unrealized potential of BIM.

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