Autodesk Revit Unit Schemas 24.2

Autodesk Revit Unit Schemas is a machine-readable set of definitions that describe how units, specs, and formatting are represented across Autodesk Revit. It provides a canonical catalog of measurement specifications (for example, length, area, volume, angle, slope, temperature, and more) along with the identifiers and formatting rules used by the Revit API. By aligning with modern Revit identifiers (such as SpecTypeId, UnitTypeId, and ForgeTypeId) and mapping from legacy enums, it helps developers and integrators handle units consistently across add-ins, data pipelines, and external services.

Key capabilities:

• Defines Revit’s measurement specs and unit types with stable identifiers.
• Describes display and formatting options, including precision and symbols.
• Supports migration from legacy unit enums to current API identifiers.
• Promotes consistency for unit handling, validation, and localization in custom tools.

Typical uses:

• Ensuring add-ins display and format values exactly as Revit does.
• Building reliable ETL and data exchange workflows that preserve unit intent.
• Validating parameter units for standards compliance and QA.

Revit Unit Schemas is reference data, not a runtime application, and can be consumed by developers to keep unit behavior in custom solutions aligned with Revit.

Autodesk Revit Unit Schemas is developed by Autodesk. The most popular version of this product among our users is 24.2. The names of program executable files are AecCB.exe, SubassemblyComposer.exe, RMCConfigurator.exe, RevitAddInsManager.exe and Revit.exe.

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