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October 13, 2008

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Have you, or heard of any, developed a utility to determine the Revit file format?

Hi Johan,

That is exactly the purpose of the utility I present above. I have not heard of any others. My RVT file version extractor is the only utility I have ever seen that extracts information directly from the RVT file. Currently it is in Python, which requires a Python runtime installation to execute the script. Installing that is a few clicks. If you absolutely want to avoid installing the Python runtime, the script can be either recompiled directly into an *.exe executable file from the Python source code, or it can be rewritten and compiled as an *.exe executable file in a different language.

Cheers, Jeremy.

Hi, Jeremy.
Today I saw the question on the stackoverflow how to retrieve Revit file version and wrote the answer. If you interested you can update your post or write new one.
Regards,
Victor.

Dear Victor,

Yes, sure, I certainly am:

http://thebuildingcoder.typepad.com/blog/2013/01/basic-file-info-and-rvt-file-version.html

Thank you!

Cheers, Jeremy.

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