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Apartment Sheets
From apartment geometry to a finished sheet set
Identify unique layouts, calculate crops around walls and balconies, and create sheets to your company standards.
Explore the workflowAuto Finishes
Create and revise room finishes in batches
Use your project’s finish types, review the results and replace generated finishes as requirements change.
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Explore the free toolsApartment Sheets · Revit 2025+
From apartment geometry to a finished sheet set.
Automatically identify unique layouts and calculate crops around walls, entrances and balconies. Generate sheets to your company standards, then review and update them as the project develops.
Geometry intelligence
Repeated apartment types, mirrored layouts and balcony options. Automatic crops to your drawing standard.Your office standards
View templates, titleblocks, parameter mappings and reusable company defaults.Control through revisions
Preview before creation. Review proposed updates to existing sheets.
Auto Finishes
Revit 2025+For architects modelling room finishes
Room finishes in a batch. Ready to review and revise.
Modelling floors, wall finishes and ceilings room by room means repeating the same work around every boundary and column.
Replace repeated room-by-room modelling with batch creation using your project’s floor, wall and ceiling types. Review the results, then regenerate finishes in selected rooms when the requirements change.
Available through Autodesk Marketplace. Check the listing for current pricing and compatibility.
How to add wall and floor finishes in RevitLet the tool handle the boundaries
Create floors, walls and ceilings together. Finish walls wrap around columns and wall edges, and geometry joining preserves door and window openings.
Work with your project’s finish types
Choose the floor, wall and ceiling types that carry your company’s specification. Set wall and ceiling heights with Revit formula input, and use different settings for different room groups.
Review the run. Revise the rooms.
Check the results summary and reported issues. Override mode replaces finishes previously created by the tool in selected rooms, saving manual deletion before another run.
From first setup to the next revision
- 01
Pick the rooms
Select individual rooms or use the room filter to define the scope of the job.
- 02
Choose the finishes
Set the floor, wall and ceiling types you need, with skirting where required.
- 03
Create and review
Check created element counts and reported issues in the Results window, then inspect your model.
- 04
Revise when needed
Run again with Override existing finishes to replace the tool’s previous output in selected rooms.
Will it fit your workflow? A good fit when finishes need to exist as model elements. Start with defined Revit rooms and the finish types you want to apply.
Explore all Auto Finishes features
Auto Finishes saves time when assigning room finishes in Revit. It creates separate floor, wall, and ceiling finish elements automatically for selected rooms. Curtain walls and room separators are ignored, while columns and wall edges are correctly coated with the selected wall type. The tool also supports skirting board creation around room edges.
- Create floor, wall, and ceiling finishes simultaneously
- Select individual rooms or process all rooms at once
- Advanced room filter for precise selection
- Finish creation around columns and wall edges
- Skirting board creation support
- Warning system for wall types that are too wide
- Joined finished geometry with main walls
- Supports Metric and Imperial units and formulas
- Results summary with created element counts and issues to review
- Override previously generated finishes in selected rooms without manual deletion
Biminent Tools Free · Requires pyRevit
For the work between the big tasks
Small jobs add up.
Get nine of them under control for free.
A folder of DWGs to link. A set of views to rename. A model to check before delivery. Bring these everyday jobs together in the BMT tab on your Revit ribbon.
Free and open. No licence or account required.
Bring in the references
Link a folder of DWGs in one pass, then open or reload selected links.
Make naming consistent
Batch rename views, sheets and more, with a live preview before applying changes.
Prepare for delivery
Review model warnings and check unwanted content with counts before you commit.
Find the right elements
Select by parameter range, scope box or similarity to an element you pick.
Add BMT to your Revit ribbon
- Install pyRevit if you don’t already have it.
- Open pyRevit’s Extensions window and install BMT.
- Reload pyRevit. The BMT tab appears on the ribbon.
Need more detail? View installation guidance and source on GitHub
Explore all nine tools
DWG
- Link DWGs: Link every DWG in a selected folder into the active model in one pass.
- Open Link: Open the source file of the selected CAD link(s) in the default Windows program.
- Reload Link: Reload the selected CAD link(s) from disk to pick up changes.
Naming
- Rename Studio: Batch rename Views, Sheets, Levels, Grids, Rooms, Materials and View Filters with find & replace, prefix/suffix and live preview.
Review
- Purge+: One checklist for unplaced rooms and areas, unenclosed areas, views not on sheets, sheets without viewports, unused scope boxes and imported DWGs, with counts before you commit.
- Review Warnings: Model warnings grouped by type with counts. Check the ones you care about, then select or isolate the elements involved.
Select
- Select in Range: Select elements whose instance parameter falls in a text or numeric range, filtered by category.
- Select in Scope Box: Select everything inside one or more scope boxes, filtered by category and level. Handles rotated scope boxes.
- Select Similar: Select elements matching the picked one by category, family, type or instance parameter value, in the active view or the whole model.
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