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RevWise Element
by PlandataAutodeskFree
Read Revit element history, including who created or modified an element and when.
PRICINGFree
DEPLOYMENTDesktop
CATEGORYProductivity & Utilities
UPDATED ON MARKETPLACE
What it does
RevWise Element reads creation and modification history stored in Revit files. It shows the person associated with an element and the time it was created or last changed, without requiring parameters for those timestamps. It works with elements in project and family files, and distinguishes direct user changes from changes made implicitly during transactions. Revit drops this history from detached workshared projects and from families saved from a project; workshared data is read from local copies.
Key capabilities
from the Autodesk App Store listingElement history lookup
Reads an element's stored creation and modification history from a Revit file.
Creator identification
Shows who created an element.
Modification timestamps
Shows when an element was last modified.
Project and family support
Reads history for elements in project files and family files stored on disk.
Modification type distinction
Separates direct user changes from changes made implicitly during transactions.
In the catalog
555 plugins in Revit · Productivity & Utilities
Price distribution: 176 free, 1 freemium, 378 paid
Pricing & deployment
Platform
Autodesk
Product
Revit
Deployment
Desktop
Pricing
Free
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What the vendor says
«This small yet powerful tool allows you to see an element's history as it is stored in the Autodesk® Revit® file: who and when created or last modified the element. You don't need to store these timestamps in parameters or similar. Revit itself stores this data and now you can read them! For any element in a project …»