Layered Export Toolkit
Clean, standards-based exports from Revit for CAD, PDF, and IFC workflows — one preset library drives every exporter.
CAD Layer ExporterTool guide →- PDF Layer ExporterTool guide →
IFC Layer ExporterIn development
Motion-Site
Motion-Site builds Revit add-ins for MEP and VDC teams. Every tool is reviewed and published on the Autodesk Marketplace.
Seven focused Revit toolkits. Each one solves a single BIM/VDC workflow with a set of specialized add-ins — and each gets its own dedicated product page.
Clean, standards-based exports from Revit for CAD, PDF, and IFC workflows — one preset library drives every exporter.
IFC Layer ExporterIn developmentManage Bills of Materials, compare revisions, and export schedules with advanced reporting.
Batch-rename assemblies and families to match your naming standard — no manual retyping.
Move, map, and number parameter data across elements and rooms in bulk.
Model MEP faster — optimize lengths, connect elements, and edit runs in place.
Create, manage, and extend MEP systems without rebuilding connections.
Select, isolate, and color MEP systems and elements for faster coordination.
Tools are developed during active BIM coordination projects and tested on production models before release.
Every tool starts as a workflow problem on a live project — backed by ten years of VDC and automation experience.
Each add-in runs on production models with thousands of elements before it ships.
Every release is reviewed and published on the Autodesk Marketplace. Revit 2022–2027 is supported.
Describe what's slowing your team down. We scope, build, and ship — no development fee. All we ask is a one-year subscription to the delivered tool.
If something doesn't work as agreed, we fix it fast — or refund the subscription.
Tool IP and distribution rights remain with Motion-Site. Developed tools are published to the Autodesk Marketplace. If you require a private solution with full IP ownership, please include that in your request description — pricing and purchase terms for private development differ from the standard subscription policy.
One email reaches the engineers who wrote the tools — not a ticket queue.