The RevLink Extension enables you to create and post families of CET articles. These families are then available and downloadable to architects, designers, dealers – anyone who helps to create buildings and office spaces – in order to design a truly realistic environment, populated with furniture and other accessories. 

RevLink in Revit

The RevLink extension that used to run using a TCP/IP connection is now simpler and faster! The active connection between Revit and CET is no longer required, thereby allowing you the freedom to work independently from other people. Easy import and export features are now in place for you to be able to create families and transfer drawings back and forth between Revit and CET. Manufacturers and dealers can use the Family Exporter feature to create components from CET objects that they can distribute on their webpage or directly to the architects. The architect can then convert these components to Revit family files in Revit using the RevLink Add-In.

RevLink is supported in Revit 2022 - 2025. Support for Revit 2021 and older, has been ceased. The extension is only available in the 64-bit version of CET.

RevLink Add-In in Revit

To transfer files between Revit and CET, the RevLink Add-In needs to be installed in Revit. In the RevLink Add-In, you can export floor plans within a Revit file and import furniture layouts and families received from CET. 

To get started, click on the following link to download the executable file:

→ Download RevLink Add-In installer (August 2024)

 Notes:

• The executable file contains only a 64-bit version of RevLink
• The executable file can be applied to all supported versions of Autodesk Revit
• To update an existing RevLink plugin, please download and run the latest executable file.

Close Revit if you have it open and launch the executable file to install the RevLink Add-In. That’s it! RevLink can be located on the Add-In tab of Revit the next time it is launched.