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readme.md

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 Yet another [RevitLookup](/~https://github.com/jeremytammik/RevitLookup) like tool. RevitLookup was an indispensable tool to work with Revit API for many years. But now, there is a better tool for the job. Let me introduce you to Revit database explorer and its capabilities. It not only allows us to explore database in a more efficient way thanks to querying, but also to modify Revit database through ad hoc scripts written in C#. 
 
+- [compare objects and parameters](#compare-object-members-and-element-parameters-values)
 - [query Revit database](#query-revit-database-with-rdq-revit-database-querying)
 - [script Revit database](#script-revit-database-with-rds-revit-database-scripting)
   - [ad hoc SELECT query](#ad-hoc-select-query)
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 ## Features
 
+### compare object members and element parameters values
+
+![compare objects and parameters](documentation/examples/compare-objects-and-parameters.gif)
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 ### query Revit database with RDQ (Revit database querying)
 
 RDQ is able to interpret words separated by `,` as element ids, Revit classes, categories, parameters and many more. RDQ builds from them FilteredElementCollector and uses it to query Revit database. 

sources/RevitDBExplorer/Domain/DataModel/SnoopableParameter.cs

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 using System;
 using Autodesk.Revit.DB;
-using Autodesk.Revit.DB.Architecture;
 using RevitDBExplorer.Domain.DataModel.Parameters;
 using RevitDBExplorer.Domain.DataModel.ValueContainers.Base;
 using RevitDBExplorer.Domain.DataModel.ValueViewModels;