Download outdated version add-ins

[aruckerY7D6L]

Is there somewhere to find the add-ins/extensions for outdated Revit versions? We have a job that requires Revit 2022 with FabricationMEP. I have AutoCAD, FabricationMEP, and Revit installed for 2022. It seems that we need to install some add-ins to get the reports option but, at this time, I can only select as old as version 2023 and the AI assistant only provides the download for the OOB Revit and I still cannot access the add-ins.

[Simon_Weel]

Maybe this might help: Fabrication to Revit

[aruckerY7D6L]

As this is useful information otherwise, this covers the extensions available on the site, not the older software.

[RSomppi]

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@aruckerY7D6L wrote:

It seems that we need to install some add-ins

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Which Add-Ins?

[RDAOU · Accepted solution]

2022 is no longer supported by Autodesk; however, you can always open a support ticket or use the AI chat bot to request/schedule a call with customer service agent to whom you can explain the situation. Maybe they would provide you with the installation file you need.

Otherwise you would need to

• either look online for an unofficial source to download from
• pray that someone has a copy and willing to share without any liabilities 
• Or convince your client to use a supported version (ie: 2023 or later)

[aruckerY7D6L]

I'm not sure which exactly but the one that would allow me to make Fabrication Reports.

[RSomppi]

It looks to me like you have it.

[aruckerY7D6L]

so that is an example from a newer Revit. the 2022 version does not have these options (this image). 

[RSomppi]

The name of the add-in is Fabrication Reports by AutoDesk. If you cannot find the 2022 version, ask the online assistant for it.

[RDAOU]

It's called the Autodesk Revit Extension for MEP Fabrication (short: RMFPC). It's a subscription-only extension; therefore, although the 2022 version is no longer supported, I’m unfortunately not at liberty to share or publish it for use unless Autodesk provides explicit consent that I may do so

Tagging @kimberly_fuhrman-jones  perhaps she can assist.