Free ReviTea Select Tools Add-in for Revit

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Select All Instances
Everyone knows that Select all Instances means all similar elements in the entire project or visible in the active view. It’s one of the popular commands that almost everyone uses it daily. There are a few Autodesk® Revit® elements that don’t have the “Select all Instances” function. The big downfall here are lines and filled region.

Select all Instances of ReviTea extends the supported elements. It supports almost all elements that you could select in Revit. Select all Instances of ReviTea supports multiple selected elements. You could select multiple elements to find all of their similar elements together.

Select All Elements

3D Models in View
All the 3D model elements visible in the current view are selected. 3D model elements mainly include elements whose categories are listed in the Model Categories Tab of Visibility/Graphics dialog. The exceptions include detail items, detail lines, nested elements etc.

2D Belongs to View
In Revit some 2D elements belong to the view such as details and annotations. They only show in the view to which they belong. They will be deleted if the view is deleted.

Filter Elements
You can filter selected Elements or Elements visible in the current view. For example, if you need to check how many in ‐ place Elements are visible in the current view, you can set Filter Family Type to In ‐ Place Family. You can review the in ‐ place Elements in the Categories treeview, and isolate them temporarily or select them. Filters include:

• Category of elements.
• Worksets of elements.
• Edited by Other: If the element is editable.
• Are in Group: If Elements are member of Group.
• Family Type: System Family, Loadable Family and In ‐ Place Family.
• Are Nested: The Element is part of other Element.
• Are Monitoring: Elements are monitoring other Elements in current or linked project.
• Are in Design Option: Elements are in Design Option.

The Free ReviTea Select Tools add-in is brought to you by ReviTea.

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