Five Revit add-ins shipped updates between November 6 and November 10, 2026. None is a headline release on its own, but together they cover installation, terrain, numbering, AI agents and model data. Here is what changed in each.
What’s new
pyRevit 7.0.1.26312: installer crash fixed
Released on November 8, this maintenance build fixes issue #3758, where the per-user installer crashed with a ucrtbase.dll error. The fix comes from moving to Inno Setup 6.7.1. The standard installer, the admin installer and the CLI are all available. If you held back on 7.0.1 because of the crash, this is the build to install.
GeoBridge 1.4.0: one add-in per Revit version
LichtBus released GeoBridge 1.4.0 on November 9. The add-in now installs once per Revit version instead of as four separate add-ins. The Pro edition can import an aerial image as its own surface, closes the seam between terrain tiles and lets you set a point limit per Toposolid (Coarse, Medium or Fine). A new prompt asks for the Survey Point height, and the coordinate system is now set on imports. A free edition remains available.
ModPlus Numbering 7.0: number along a route
ModPlus released Numbering 7.0 on November 10. The window is now non-modal, so you can keep working in Revit while it is open. New options include numbering pipes, ducts, cable trays and conduits along a route, composite numbers built from a mask, numbering by schedule groups and extra sorting levels. You can also number by renaming the Type or Family name, continue an existing sequence with one button, and export or import configurations to share them across a team.
BIMO Toolbar 0.47.0: AI agents with trial runs
BIMO Toolbar 0.47.0, released November 9, speeds up Update Flats, keeps colour tabs stable when another document closes and adds a cleanup report to Bake Up. The notable addition is for AI agents: in Revit 2024 to 2027 they can now do trial runs of Preview Rays, Mark Swings and Disallow Joins, and run Bake Up after a confirmation. Some features require a paid licence.
Vcad Model data browser
Blogic added a model data browser to Vcad on November 6. For Revit, IFC and Navisworks models converted with Vcad, it shows the model tree, properties and a 3D view, with filters and export to CSV, JSON or Parquet. Views can be shared by link. A free account is enough to try it.
Why it matters
The pyRevit fix is the one most teams should act on, since pyRevit is installed on a large share of Revit workstations. ModPlus Numbering 7.0 is worth a look for MEP teams who still number runs by hand. BIMO’s update is a sign of where add-ins are heading: tools that let an AI agent preview a change before applying it, which is a sensible safeguard as agents start editing live models.
Source
pyRevit on GitHub: 7.0.1.26312 release
