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Explore StarterKit

If you’ve been following along in the previous lesson (and I know you have, because you’re awesome), you already have your very own pyRevit extension.

Congratulations! It should look something like this:

The best part about it is that everything is 100% Customizable.

You can add, move or even remove anything you want, and I will show you how to do that too. It's all about the folder structure.

Every single button is just a folder with a python script and an icon. And you can explore it by holding ALT and clicking on any of the buttons.

⌨️ [ALT] + [CLICK] - Open source folder of pyRevit tools.

Resources and Code Samples

There are lots of resources and code samples included in this kit.

To be honest, it's quite hard to fit everything inside of the email, so please check the full lesson where you can watch the video and get a full written summary with lots of graphics.

You won't regret it.

What's Next?

After this lesson we are almost ready to dive into Revit API code, but first we need to setup your Development Environment. And that's what you will learn in the next lesson.

I will show you what to install and configure, so you have Revit API autocomplete and additional tools to be an efficient pyRevit developer.

👀 Stay tuned, the next lesson drops in a few days.

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