
RoomEditorApp is a Revit add-in designed to facilitate cloud-based, round-trip furniture editing and data synchronisation workflows. This technical add-in functions as a bridge between Autodesk Revit and external web-based interfaces, enabling the bi-directional synchronisation of room furniture data. It is primarily a developer-focused utility that demonstrates the capabilities of the Revit API for cloud integration. The architecture of this tool allows for real-time or near real-time updates of element parameters, ensuring that changes made to furniture layouts in a browser-based environment are accurately reflected back within the native Revit model environment. It provides a structured framework for managing complex data sets across distributed project teams and cloud platforms.
The download is a 113 KB file containing .ZIP files.
To integrate this add-in, users should deploy the compiled assembly within the appropriate Revit add-ins directory. Once loaded, the tool typically interfaces with external web services via API calls to push and pull parameter data. Users must map specific furniture family parameters to the cloud database schema to ensure successful synchronisation. This process requires careful configuration of the data mapping logic to maintain consistency between the Revit model and the external web platform during iterative design cycles.
This add-in is intended for BIM managers and software developers working on large-scale projects requiring advanced data interoperability, such as hospitality fit-outs or commercial office planning. It is particularly useful in scenarios where non-Revit users need to participate in furniture layout adjustments through a simplified web portal. Architects and engineers can leverage this tool to bridge the gap between design software and facilities management platforms, streamlining the workflow for complex interior projects where furniture specifications change frequently throughout the project lifecycle.
RoomEditorApp
Free
File formats
What changed in 1.0.0
Initial release.
MIT
Attribution: Jeremy Tammik — licensed under MIT
Full terms have not been published for this listing. Contact the seller before using it on a commercial project.