Playlists
Playlists let you chain multiple gallery scripts into a sequence and run them one after another. This is useful for multi-step automation workflows — run a model audit, then apply fixes, then generate a report — all without manually clicking through each script.
Playlists are available with Continue Offline — no sign-in required.
How Playlists Work
- Pick scripts from your active script source and arrange them in order.
- Configure each step — set parameters for each script in the sequence inline.
- Run the playlist — scripts execute in order. Each script's output appears in the Output Panel.
- If a script fails, the playlist stops and shows the error. Fix the issue and resume from the failed step.
Creating a Playlist
- In the Gallery toolbar, switch to Playlists mode.
- Click New Playlist to create an empty sequence.
- Drag scripts from the gallery into the playlist, or use the Add Script button to select from your library.
- Arrange the order by dragging steps up or down.
- Click a step to configure its parameters inline — the same Parameters UI as individual script runs.
- Save the playlist. It appears alongside your scripts in the gallery.
Running a Playlist
Click Run All to execute every step in sequence. The Output Panel shows results for each step as it completes. Click Run Step to execute just the selected step.
When to Use Playlists
| Use Case | Example |
|---|---|
| Multi-step workflows | Audit walls → fix missing marks → generate compliance report |
| Batch operations | Process Level 1 → Level 2 → Level 3 with the same script but different parameters |
| Quality checks | Run three different audit scripts and review results together |
| Demo sequences | Walk through a series of automation steps in a presentation |
Playlists vs Sentinels
| Playlists | Sentinels | |
|---|---|---|
| Trigger | Manual (you click Run) | Automatic (runs on Revit idle) |
| Scope | One-time sequence | Continuous background monitoring |
| Best for | Multi-step workflows, batch operations | Compliance enforcement, model health |
Next: Learn about Script Execution and the Output Panel.