What it contains
Dimensions and tags. Two tools that add annotations to a Revit view without changing the annotated elements: one creates a linear dimension between two or more elements, the other places a tag on each given element.
Like the other modeling tools, they work in a single Revit operation, can be tried first as a simulation and read the model back after the change: verifica, at the top of the result, says whether the dimension and the tags are as requested. If you ask, your AI also sees a picture of the area before and after.
When to use it
- After modeling walls, grids or families, to dimension them in plan or section without doing it by hand.
- To tag all the doors, windows or rooms of a view in one go.
- To check distances: the dimension reports the value of each segment as Revit shows it.
The tools
- Dimension: creates a linear dimension between grids, levels, reference planes, walls or families, with the line placed by BIMit or given by you.
- Tag: tags elements with the category's tag or a type of your choice, with or without a leader; rooms and spaces with their own tag.
Good to know
Every change to the model can be undone with Ctrl+Z in Revit; team actions ask for confirmation in Revit.
Where it is in Revit
BIMit tab › Model building panel › Annotate. The package has no BIMit window of its own: you use it by talking to your AI.