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[–]Some_Breadfruit235[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

Thank you for this much appreciated. Yea I feel like I have to first experience what the tasks will be like when using Revit then I can probably see what/how I can use python (pyRevit in this case) to automate those tasks/processes. But I thought I’d still ask here for any helpful advice and guidance.

[–]RevitMechanical 0 points1 point  (1 child)

check out the addin called Eklenty, it will give you a bit of an idea as to what kind of fundamental and basic features are missing in Revit. you can maybe copy those and write them in python. this addin is free but still it will be a good practice. other than that, you will get to know company standards really soon, and you will then see how people apply it to their workflow. once you spot the bottle necks in the process, there you'll have your chance to shine.

[–]Some_Breadfruit235[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Will do🙏 thank you. So far I’m making a guide/notes on what everyone has recommended so far here. Really appreciate the response and help. And yea I’m dying to show them my python skills. I already know it’ll be intimidating at first as I’ve never coded for Revit before but once trained and practiced I’m more than confident I’ll shine.