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Are you making any progress with Revit API?

May 23, 2025

How is it going?

How long have you been trying to learn Revit API?

A year? Two years? Five months? One month?

Just got started?

A lot of people read documentation, watch YouTube tutorials, and copy-paste code snippets over and over only to see no real progress with custom Revit tools.

(And they have no idea they're doing things the hard way.)

Why They Fail?

The reason this approach leaves people feeling frustrated is because it lacks structure and progression.

You end up with fragments of knowledge but no clear understanding of how everything fits together. It's like trying to assemble a puzzle without knowing what the finished picture looks like.

That's why in I teach AEC professionals a step-by-step approach so they learn the basics they need, but everything builds on top of each other and fits together.

Instead of jumping around randomly between unrelated concepts, you follow a carefully designed learning path that builds your skills in the right order:

  1. First, You can't skip Python basics (This one is too common)

  2. Then, you need core Revit API concepts that you reuse in 90% of all your scripts.

  3. Finally, you need to see how it's all used in practice. Revit is full of workarounds, and so does Revit API. And once you see it, it's like you finally found the missing puzzle piece.

Of course, there is an learning curve to learning programming for Revit. Otherwise, everyone would do it and get results immediately. But with AI, this barrier of entry is reduced by a mile.

There are many people who start creating custom tools with AI. But you also see them hitting the wall the moment they try to create something unique or advanced or when AI starts to hallucinate (which happens more often than you think).

A lot of people copy complex examples or even AI nonsense without understanding how it works to have full control over it. And sometimes they even mess a lot of things because in real projects because of lack of understanding.


How to learn instead?

The key is actually learning through small, complete projects that gradually increase in complexity.

Each project should teach you just ONE new concept while reinforcing what you already know. This "stacking" approach ensures you're never overwhelmed and can see immediate results from day one.

That's what you need to learn in order to be successful.

  • Is your approach to learning Revit API not working?

  • Are you tried seeing no results after all this time?

  • Do you feel like something is missing?

  • Or maybe you are just starting, and you want to make it right and avoid mistakes that hold beginners back?

If this sounds familiar, you're not alone.

I've helped more than 500 people inside LearnRevitAPI by simplifying the core concept and teaching everything in a structured and easy to follow roadmap with a lot of practical examples. And I'd love to help you do the same.

Click Here to follow the proven roadmap to LearnRevitAPI.

See you inside.

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⌨️ Happy Coding!
Erik Frits

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