Lines length

Because Revit has no such thing as a "Polyline", you can't select one object and see its total length. And such tasks happen all the time. This is why the "Lines length" plugin was developed. This plugin will allow you to get the total length of the selected elements, such as

1. Lines
2. Pipes
3. Ducts
4. Cable trays
5. Families based on a line

1. Choice of elements

2. Launching of the plugin

3. Displaying the result

As a result, the appeared window displays information about the total lines length, communications or other families on the basis of the line.

More details can be found in the

Video instructions

EN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1pnYwMqT70

SP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISMJt1Voh1E

Text instruction

EN: https://www.bimstep.com/post/lineslength_en

SP: https://www.bimstep.com/post/lineslength_sp

You can download and test it for free on the website bimstep.com Watch a video about the work of the plugin on the YouTube channel.

Our site: https://www.bimstep.com/

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YouTube EN: https://www.youtube.com/@bimstep_en

YouTube SP: https://www.youtube.com/@BimStep_sp

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