DiKeeper

A powerful Revit content browser plugin to manage users and content (e.g., Revit Families), complemented by a SaaS modular web app to manage users and Content Library.

Table of contents

1. DiKeeper Content Browser
   1. Library
      1. Search bar
      2. Visualization of families
      3. Filter
   2. Load Family

DiKeeper Content Browser

The first step when opening the DiKeeper plugin is to log in to start using the tool.

1. Click on the “Login” button
2. Enter your email and password
3. Click on Sign in to confirm.

# Note:
Click on the “Logout” button to disconnect your user from the plugin.

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Library

Click on the “Library” button in the left sidebar to start using the tool. Note that all the families in the web application’s Content Library will be available in this tab.

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Search bar

Use the search bar to find specific families.

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Visualization of families

You can choose to view the list of families in card format or in list format.

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Filter

Click on the “Filter” button and filter families by Categories, Tags and Jobs. Simply select them in the checkbox and click on “Apply” filter.

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Load Family

Loads the families contained in the DiKeeper library into the current project.

1. Click on the “Load” button to add the family to the current project.
2. Click and drag the family into your project to add it directly to the ideal position.

# Note:
- Note that added families will have a status symbol added (done).

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