An early build for testing. It has not been run against a production model by anyone yet, and you should not point it at a job you cannot afford to have opinions about.
A review aid, not a compliance certificate. It cannot approve a design, and a report with no failures is not evidence of compliance.
A Revit add-in that measures your model against thresholds held in editable rule packs, then shows you every place it falls short.
Three answers, not two. Fail, Pass, and Inconclusive when the model cannot answer the question at all. A run full of Inconclusive is telling you the model is not yet modelled to a standard anyone can check, which is worth knowing early.
Pick your rule packs and your state, run the audit, and read the findings grouped by rule. Click any one to jump to that element, or paint the whole set into the active view.
Tick what you want fixed. Parameter changes are applied as one undo step, with the count of other elements each will move shown first. Anything needing a wall moved is walked through one at a time. Then it re-audits and tells you what actually closed.
To remove it, delete those two items from the same folder. Nothing else is installed and nothing is written outside your user profile.
Plumbline cannot approve or certify a design. It reports where a model misses a number that someone typed into a rule pack, and 14 of its 33 thresholds have not been checked against any source document at all.
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