AutoDimensions

Dimension wall runs, their openings and your grids across the active view.

Pick wall types — split Exterior / Interior by Revit's own Function parameter, with instance counts and heights so you can tell a real type from a stray one — then choose what gets dimensioned and on which face. Wall ends and opening jambs go into one chain per wall; grids get their own string. Placement is per side, or both. Dimension references are attempted per wall and counted, because Revit refuses references it doesn't consider dimensionable in a given view and the honest answer is to say how many landed.

Key features

Wall types split Exterior/Interior by the Function parameter, not by name
Instance count and height per type, so a stray type is obvious
Wall ends plus door and window jambs in one dimension chain
Exterior or interior face, one side or both
Grid-to-grid strings as well, on their own
Reports how many strings landed rather than failing silently

What it replaces

Dimensioning grid spacing on a new plan

Before: ~20 min drawing each dimension string between grid pairs
After: Grid-to-grid strings placed automatically

~20 minsaved per use

~€20of billable time

Estimates based on typical BIM manager workflows on mid-size projects. Actual savings vary by project size, model complexity, and team rates.

AutoDimensions

Dimension wall runs, their openings and your grids across the active view.

Settings

Wall scope

Wall types — 44 walls selected

Exterior_30,0 cm · 26 instancesExterior_35,0 cm · 14 instancesExterior_45,0 cm · 1 instance

Include

Openings / segmentsDoors & windowsStructural grids

Face target

Placement side

2024–26

Revit

1 undo

Transaction

~20 min

Saved / run

Styled like the plugin's own dialog — the real one opens inside Revit.

Included in packages

Not sold on its own — included in the packages below, with a 14-day free trial first.

Included in:All-Access — Studio All-Access — Firm All-Access — Enterprise