
Set "F=%TEMP%\Revit2019AddinWizardVb0.zip"Įcho Copying VB wizard archive to %D%\Visual Basic. Set "F=%TEMP%\Revit2019AddinWizardCs0.zip"Įcho Copying C# wizard archive to %D%\Visual C#. Set "D=C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Documents\Visual Studio 2015\Templates\ProjectTemplates" If exist vb (goto okvb) else (echo "No vb folder found." & goto exit) If exist cs (goto okcs) else (echo "No cs folder found." & goto exit) The GitHub repository includes a batch file install.bat to automate this off "/v/C/Users/tammikj/Documents/Visual Studio \Ģ015/Templates/ProjectTemplates/Visual C#/"Ģ015/Templates/ProjectTemplates/Visual Basic/" To \Visual Studio 2015\Templates\ProjectTemplates\Visual Basic To \Visual Studio 2015\Templates\ProjectTemplates\Visual C# You install them by simply copying the zip file of your choice – for C#, VB, or both – to the appropriate Visual Studio project template folder in your local file system:

The exact locations to install the wizards for Visual Studio are language dependent. The VisualStudioRevitAddinWizard GitHub repository. The newest version is always available from The Visual Studio Revit add-in wizards topic group forįurther information on usage, customising the templates for your own needs and migrations in previous years.

You can see the previous version in action in this two-and-a-half-minute Revit 2018 C# and VB. Just hit F5 to start debugging the add-in manifest is automatically copied to the proper location, Revit is launched in the Visual Studio debugger, and your shiny new add-in is immediately available in the external tools menu. The templates define a complete skeleton Revit add-in, ready to immediately compile and run, including an add-in manifest file, an external application and an external command. > Visual Basic/Visual C# > Revit 2019 Addin: They enable you to create a new C# or VB Revit add-in in Visual Studio with one single click on File > New > Project. The Visual Studio Revit C# and VB add-in templates for
