Hello,
I’m new here. I was wondering if there is a PyRevit 2025? If not, does anyone have any suggestions on perhaps installing some type of version into my current 2025 license?
Thanks so much,
Jacqueline
General message from the team supporting pyRevit when they have time is it will be ready when it’s ready - cannot put a due date on it.
Revit 2025 had big changes to how it manages things and it has impacted pyRevit significantly, so it’s a lot of work. pyRevit is open sourced and managed by a community so there isn’t obligation to update it asap, but when people find the time and resources. This is part of the risk/agreement we must enter into using open source solutions.
You can track some of the progress here:
You can directly support the team here:
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Is the change on the backend of pyrevit only? Do our custom scripts need to be updated as well? If so, is there documentation from autodesk the explains what changed?
It only changes the backend. Nothing to worry about.
Thanks, Jean-Marc. We all appreciate your efforts. (And the rest of the team).
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That little piece would be @dosymep for the Revit 2025 port, with some help from @sanzoghenzo
Pre-release is approaching 99% ready, want to try pyRevit in Revit 2025…
try the WIP Installers (Github account required)
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