DFrame module index
Choose the task
you want to improve.
Start with a recurring Revit task. Each module page explains its input, review steps, intended result and the teams it best supports.
Browse by outcome
All 21 Revit modules
Compare the task each module handles, then open the one closest to your current bottleneck.
Project Data
Export and import project information, global parameters and sheet parameters.
- Exchange project, global and sheet parameters
- Validate values before importing changes
Selections
Find, filter, group and save reusable element selections across views and models.
- Filter elements by category and parameter
- Save frequently used selection sets
Revisions
Create or select revisions and apply them consistently across multiple sheets.
- Assign revisions to multiple sheets at once
- Keep revision data and numbering consistent
Rename Elements
Preview, validate and safely rename supported Revit elements in structured batches.
- Preview naming rules before applying them
- Rename supported elements in structured batches
Export
Prepare view and sheet export sets, formats, file names and output settings.
- Build repeatable view and sheet export sets
- Control formats, destinations and file names
Links
Batch load and manage linked IFC and Revit models in the active project.
- Load and manage IFC and Revit links in batches
- Keep linked-model paths and status visible
Model Analytics
Review model statistics, warnings, file size and performance indicators in one dashboard.
- Review warnings and model statistics together
- Spot file-size and performance risks
Model Replay
Record model changes, compare timeline moments, navigate existing elements and export the audit history.
- Review recorded model-change events
- Compare two moments and inspect potential impact
Model Optimizer
Identify performance risks and receive concrete actions for improving model health.
- Find common sources of model slowdown
- Receive prioritised improvement actions
Search & Replace
Search and replace names or values across types, materials, templates and filters.
- Search names and values across supported elements
- Preview every affected result
Grids & Levels
Create grids and levels in the active model from linked IFC or Revit models.
- Read datum information from linked models
- Preview grids and levels before creation
Family Library
Browse, search and load families from your organisation's selected library folders.
- Browse approved organisation library folders
- Search families and types quickly
Tags
Automatically tag visible elements and align tag heads with controlled spacing.
- Tag visible elements automatically
- Align tag heads with controlled spacing
Dimensions
Automatically create dimensions from named family references in selected views.
- Use named family references for dimensioning
- Create dimensions across selected views
Clash Detective
Build clash rules, run checks, create viewpoints and export coordination results.
- Configure reusable clash rules
- Run checks and create coordination viewpoints
Views
Create model views and place selected views on sheets with repeatable settings.
- Create views with repeatable settings
- Apply naming and template conventions
Crop
Crop one or more views around families, elements or linked models automatically.
- Crop views around selected model content
- Use families, elements or linked models as bounds
Workflow
Build and save explicit step sequences that open supported DFrame modules in a controlled order.
- Arrange supported DFrame modules into steps
- Record and import supported DFrame actions
Sheets
Create sheets, place views and align viewports from selected model views.
- Create and number sheets in structured batches
- Apply consistent sheet naming
Parameters
Inspect, map, search, replace and exchange Revit parameter values with Excel.
- Inspect, map and validate parameter values
- Exchange structured data with Excel
Structural Skeleton
Scan plate geometry, preview analytical lines and create analytical members.
- Scan plate geometry for analytical input
- Preview generated analytical lines
Before you choose
Three practical selection questions.
Choose a module based on the problem, the model information it touches and how its output can be reviewed safely.
Where should a team start?
Choose one frequent, well-understood task with a result your team can verify in a disposable or backed-up model.
Can separate modules be connected?
Supported DFrame actions can be arranged into explicit Workflow steps while each result remains reviewable.
How should model changes be introduced?
Test a new module away from production data, inspect its selection and settings, then validate the result before wider use.