REQS TECH · Autodesk Revit · PyRevit · Dynamo
BIM/VDC Tools.
Less friction.
PyRevit extensions and Dynamo graphs built around real workflow problems in BIM and VDC environments — tools that exist because the out-of-the-box options weren't fast enough, precise enough, or just weren't there.
PyRevit Extensions
PyRevit
PyRevit is an open-source framework for building Revit add-ins using Python. These tools extend the default Revit ribbon with commands that solve specific pain points in cloud-connected BIM workflows.
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Cloud Model GUID Capture
Reads and surfaces the GUID from a cloud-hosted Revit model (ACC / BIM 360). One click — no digging through project properties or API calls.
02
GUID Quick-Open
Saves a captured GUID so the model can be opened directly — bypassing the hub and project browser entirely. Useful when you're switching between multiple cloud models across different hubs.
03
Multi-Sheet Print
Prints multiple sheet sets in a single run. Select your sets, set your printer config, and walk away — no cycling through print dialogs one sheet set at a time.
Dynamo Graphs
Dynamo
Visual programming for Revit. These graphs automate parameter management and data enrichment tasks that would otherwise require manual entry or custom API development.
01
Element ID Parameter
Creates a shared Element ID parameter and populates it with each
element's Revit-assigned ID — making that value available as a schedulable,
exportable field. Useful for coordination, clash tracking, and connecting
Revit data to external systems where the internal element ID is the key.
Context
These tools come out of day-to-day work as a BIM/VDC Project Coordinator on large engineering projects — the kind of environment where Revit is the hub of everything, ACC is the delivery layer, and the gap between what the software does natively and what the workflow actually needs is where time gets lost.
PyRevit makes it possible to close those gaps without a full C# add-in. Dynamo handles the parameter and data side. Neither requires the end user to touch code — they install, they click, they move on.
More tools in development. If you're working in a similar environment and have a specific friction point, reach out.