Hi all, I have a project I'm working on that involves getting an entire architecture discipline from multiple offices on the same page on Revit modeling and documentation. One of the most helpful tools I've been using to automate this process is Ideate's Style Manager plug in. I've taken the Revit template for each office and pulled a list of parameters and line styles from each one using the tool and compared them to quickly identify parameters/styles that are obsolete or not in use, duplicates, and slight variances to determine where we can combine parameters/styles and rename them to have less redundancy in the template items. The Style Manager shows you how often, if at all, a parameter or style is being used and highlights in an array of colors where you have duplicates even if their names are different. I've also been able to filter out the out-of-the-box Revit parameters and styles so I can focus solely on the items relevant to my task. Just wanted to share with the Revit world this use case and how beneficial its been for me in this task and how much time it has saved me.
