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Model management 6
Transfer between modelsSOONCopy standards from linked, open or closed models, then rename them.
Naming StandardSOONNames families, types, materials, line styles, patterns, filters and templates by your company's standard from one Excel file, and puts the elements in their worksets.
Family from ImageSOONTurns a picture of a product (a luminaire, a board, a socket) into a parametric Revit family: its shape, real size, materials and electrical connector.
Tag ladderSOONLine tags up in a ladder at any angle, with even gaps and landings.
Tags autoSOONOne click: every tag to its element and every text to the nearest one, tidied with the same leaders, no window.
Notes & TasksSOONA note a day, tasks with a reminder each, and a nudge every few hours — kept with the add-in, whatever model is open.Coordination 4
Why not showing?SOONExplains why a placed element isn't showing, with a one-click fix.
Watch OFFSOONComes with Why not showing? Switch the automatic visibility check on or off.
What changedSOONCompare every link and this model with the last snapshot — added, deleted, moved, resized, retyped, and who did it — as an Excel report.
Coordination MasterSOONFixes a clash without making a new one out of sight: hops round it with elbows or moves the run to a clear level, checked along all of it, links included.Electrical 4
DIALux to RevitSOONPlaces DIALux evo's luminaires in Revit from its DWG, on the right rooms and ceilings, with Em, U0 and W/m² checked beside DIALux's own.
Road LightingSOONStreet lighting by EN 13201: the road profile and classes, the luminaire and the poles. Finds the longest spacing that meets them, then places the poles in the model.
Lightning ProtectionSOONLightning protection to IEC 62305: risk assessment and class, mesh and rods on the roof you pick, down conductors, earthing and the calculation sheet.
Cable TraySOONCable tray routed along the lines you draw, sized from the real cables the panel sends out, dipped under the beams, with its sections to scale.