MatchRotation for Autodesk Revit
MatchRotation 1.3
Autodesk Revit Addin (Donwload from Autodesk URL)
I recently updated my MatchRotation Addin for Autodesk Revit to version 1.3. And I think it’s a good moment to post it at my site and keep this url where talk about it and perhaps add some beta or take users comments or suggestions This addin cost as little as 1.99$.
Description
This is a perfect complement for Autodesk® Revit® Align command, it will try to match Z rotation between almost any Revit Element.
It will help in all those cases where align doesn’t work, for example (but not only!):
– Rotate Section View or Elevation to align to Facades.
– Rotate ScopeBox or SectionBox to align to Wall or Grids.
– Rotate Annotations or Detail Items
– Rotate Plan View itself by selecting crop to align to a grid or any other element.
If you Shift+Click on target it will rotate perpendicular to target.
Also you can align to a linked model element.
General Usage Instructions
Simple use as pair wise mode: Select Element to rotate, then select Element to get Rotation. Press escape to stop matching.
Mass mode: Pre-select multiple Elements to Rotate, then select Element to get Rotation.
If Shift+Click on target it will rotate perpendicular (add extra 90º to rotation).
Additional button will let you choose target rotation in linked model.
Tips
To move MatchRotation to default Revit addin tab:
You just have to create, in same folder as DLL, an empty text archive called add-ins.txt.
If you are using Revit 2016 just create C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins\MatchRotation.bundle\Contents\2016\add-ins.txt
Help
See a sample of use here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5SxIkCXs6M
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