Met de goedkeuring van Yanina Shvaikovska deel ik hier haar Github repository:
Today, I published a new GitHub repository containing my first pyRevit tools:
https://lnkd.in/dqQdYZ8n
These tools solve practical plumbing (MEP) tasks that I repeatedly encountered during real design projects and that Revit doesn’t automate out of the box.
Current tools:
**MyCalc** – a hydraulic calculation tool for water supply systems that performs real-time checks of flow velocity, pipe diameter, and pressure loss. Pipe length can even be measured directly in the Revit model. The calculations are based on Ukrainian building standards (DBN).
**MySew** – a sanitary drainage analysis tool that automatically counts plumbing fixtures and calculates wastewater flow.
**MyWat** – an intelligent fixture filtering tool that identifies only water-consuming plumbing fixtures for subsequent water demand calculations.
My goal has never been to automate engineering decisions. Instead, I want to automate repetitive engineering work, allowing engineers to spend more time thinking about the design itself rather than performing routine calculations.
These tools were built using pyRevit StarterKit 2.0 as a starting point. Many thanks to Erik Frits for creating such a practical foundation and for generously sharing his knowledge through YouTube.
Of course, my own engineering background is different. Coming from HVAC and plumbing design, I adapted the workflows to solve problems I face in everyday engineering practice.
This repository is just the beginning.
I already have several new ideas in progress, including HVAC-related tools, engineering reports, and additional BIM automation utilities. My hope is to gradually build a practical collection of pyRevit tools that can make everyday engineering work a little faster, more consistent, and a little less repetitive.
Feedback, ideas, and suggestions are always welcome.