Personal Revit productivity suite
A focused add-in suite for practical BIM production work. Draftsman tools are now available in the same LookTool installer, alongside Excelink, Exmaster, Link tools, and Room tools.
LookTool is structured as a growing module library. Public tools stay in one installer and update flow, while upcoming modules can be introduced early without overstating release status.
Apartment documentation workflow for source-view mapping, view generation, sheet layout, and batch deployment.
Excel-to-Revit table workflow for practical schedules and drawing support tables.
Publishing tools for PDF, CAD, and DWF issue packages with cleaner output structure.
Open and relink project sources faster from the same LookTool workflow.
Room production helpers for cleaner tag alignment and controlled room numbering.
Grid cleanup tool for more consistent crop-boundary presentation in views and sheets.
Drafting output for flattened panel layouts with practical nesting and 1:1 board presentation.
Export selected Revit schedules to clean CSV files in one controlled batch.
Unit-based documentation workflow for repeatable layout and package generation.
Draftsman extends LookTool with a production workflow for apartment packages. It resolves units from source views, generates documentation views, prepares sheet layouts, and supports safer batch deployment with preflight review.
Map source views and level tokens so each apartment package starts from the correct base documentation context.
Create apartment and bathroom documentation views with the configured templates, naming rules, and browser organization.
Place documentation views into the selected sheet layout so packages are structured consistently before issue.
Review unit status before generation, skip invalid packages safely, and resume later with per-user run history.
Excelink is the first production module in LookTool. It is designed for teams that build schedules, legends, and drawing support tables from Excel while still caring about readable formatting on sheets.
Choose workbook, worksheet, and region from the Excel file you already use in project delivery.
Create the schedule-based table view with imported text, borders, merged cells, and cell colors.
Store the table definition with the project so another machine can load the same setup and continue updating it.
Refresh linked views from the tracked source instead of rebuilding the table from zero every time.
Exmaster is the export module inside LookTool. Its core value is simple: publish project packages from existing ViewSheetSets, with PDF and CAD outputs arranged into clean folders and consistent file naming.
Start a full export without repeating the same manual PDF and CAD steps for every issue package.
Reuse office standards for file naming, issue tokens, revision logic, and deliverable conventions.
Output files into a consistent BIM-ready directory tree for internal teams, consultants, and submissions.
Keep the export workflow inside the same LookTool suite so teams can issue faster with fewer naming mistakes.
The Link tools module keeps source-file management inside Revit production work: open linked files directly in Explorer and relink selected items without a separate support workflow.
Open Explorer and jump straight to the source file for selected CAD links, linked images, and linked PDF content.
Reload selected Revit and external links, or pick a replacement file when the stored source path is missing.
Run both tools from the current selection so coordination stays focused on the links you are reviewing.
The Room module focuses on room documentation work: aligning room tags consistently and ordering room numbers so plans read cleanly before issue.
Line up room tags across selected rooms or views to reduce manual cleanup before publishing.
Renumber rooms by a controlled order so room schedules and plans stay easier to review.
Bubble Offset cleans up grid graphics by offsetting straight grid bubble ends from crop boundaries, applying the selected line style, and working from either the active view or selected sheet viewports.
Move straight grid bubble ends away from crop boundaries by the distance required for the current drawing standard.
Choose a crop line style in the same run, with the previous style remembered for the next cleanup pass.
Run the command directly in the active view when cleaning the drawing currently on screen.
Select viewports on a sheet and let the tool apply the same context-aware grid cleanup to those views.
Use one installer for a guided setup across supported Revit versions. The same installer is used for first-time setup and updates.
Installer version 0.3.87