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RevitLookup 2021: alte Versionen herunterladen

Interactive Revit RFA and RVT project database exploration tool to view and navigate BIM element parameters, properties and relationships.

Hier sind 4 Versionen von RevitLookup 2021 aufgeführt, von 10. April 2026 bis zur aktuellen 2021.5.4. Jede verweist auf die Installationsdateien des Herstellers.

2026: 4 4 26
VersionDatumGrößeDateien
2021.5.4Aktuell 6. September 2026 — 64-Bit MSI64-Bit MSI
Versionshinweise
A new minor release with installer fixes and improvements.
- Improved enumeration performance for categories, phases, and family parameters.
- Deferred the Autodesk Parameters Service members ParameterUtils.DownloadParameter, DownloadCompanyName and DownloadParameterOptions.
- Replaced Serilog with Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.
- Fixed the addin startup under a multi-user installation #438
- Fixed the missing DLL error on installation while Revit is running #464
That's all for now. Next up: CLI, NuGet, MCP tools, and Avalonia UI
Full changelog: 2027.0.3...2027.0.4
2021.5.3 5. Juli 2026 — 64-Bit MSI64-Bit MSI
Versionshinweise
On-demand member evaluation
Earlier versions evaluated every member as soon as you opened the RevitLookup window.
That was risky, because RevitLookup would call terminal methods and methods that modify the object without asking, and for large objects you had to wait while hundreds of slow calls ran.
Methods that return void could not be executed at all.
You could see them in the list, but RevitLookup had no way to run them, so you could never invoke one or confirm it worked.
Evaluation now happens on demand #298.
When an object opens, RevitLookup evaluates only the members it considers safe to call, now it's members from System and Autodesk.Revit namespaces.
Everything else is deferred until you ask to evaluate. Opening even heavy objects stays fast, and you decide which expensive or model-changing members actually run #239.
Methods that return void are now runnable too, handled as deferred members like everything else, so you can finally invoke View.Print or similar methods.
To evaluate a deferred member, two new commands were added to the row context menu:
- Evaluate (F8) runs the member.
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- Evaluate with transaction (Alt + F8) runs the member inside a Revit transaction, which some members require in order to execute. Any changes the member makes are committed to the document.
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If you hit a member that should be evaluated automatically, or one that should not, please report it in the Discussions for this release.
Readable value states
The values table used to render everything as plain text.
A member that throws an Exception showed a red row spanning the whole width, which was easy to misread and looked broken for anyone running a red system accent color, while special states like "<null>" were just more text that blended in with real values.
Each state now has its own icon and label, so you can tell at a glance what a row actually is:
- Awaiting. A deferred member that has not been evaluated yet.
- No return value. A void method that has been successfully evaluated.
- Disabled. A member whose evaluation is permanently disabled.
- Unsupported. A member the engine cannot evaluate (the overload is not supported, for example).
- Exception. A member that threw, marked with an error icon and the message instead of a full red row.
- Null reference. A null reference value.
- Empty string. A string with zero length.
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Improvements
- Colors shown as HEX. Color values are now displayed as #FF7F00 instead of RGB: 255 127 0.
- Smoother mesh visualization. Mesh vertex normals are now precomputed in a single pass and curve loop vertices are de-duplicated.
- Faster settings filtering. The settings filter and configuration lookup were reworked to avoid recompiling expressions and linear scans.
- Updated LookupEngine with the new evaluation pipeline and improved performance.
Documentation
- Wiki sources moved into the repository. Wiki is available for public editing with your pull requests. The public wiki is automatically synchronized with the repository.
Full changelog: 2027.0.3-preview.1...2027.0.3
2021.5.2 7. Juni 2026 — 64-Bit MSI64-Bit MSI
Versionshinweise
- Added Rebar.GetFullGeometryForView support #413.
- Added WinGet installation method https://github.com/lookup-foundation/RevitLookup/wiki/versions#installation.
- Changed the "Project website" link to the new Autodesk blog #396.
- Changed the installer manufacturer from "Autodesk" to "Lookup Foundation".
Full changelog: 2027.0.1...2027.0.2
2021.5.1 10. April 2026 — 64-Bit MSI64-Bit MSI
Versionshinweise
- Fixed extensions. CoordinationModelLinkUtils extension is now available starting from Revit 2026.3 patch only. #389
- Fixed the Delete element command using the wrong thread.
- Fixed the visualization buffer for Solid and Mesh geometry.
- Fixed the visualization thread lock for Solid and Mesh geometry.
- Fixed the default visualization solid scale.
Full changelog: 2027.0.0...2027.0.1
RevitLookup versions: https://github.com/lookup-foundation/RevitLookup/wiki/Versions

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