Hypar connects directly to dRofus, so you can plan against your dRofus program and carry the data through to Revit.
Import from dRofus
Choose Import requirements... → Import from dRofus, pick your dRofus server, sign in, and select the project. Hypar loads the data and you're ready to plan.
What you get
- Requirements are grouped with totals based on the programmed areas' gross amounts. Click the required areas to see the gross/net factor; click the required counts for room-level details.
- Most rooms import as unique spaces you can track individually. Rooms sharing the same name, programmed area, department, and sub-department combine into one requirement with a count.
- Drag and drop to place, as with any requirement. Rooms arrive with locked areas (unlock in the capsule menu) and default 5¼" / 135 mm walls.
Keeping data in sync (one-way: dRofus → Hypar)
- Program edits must be made in dRofus first. Save there, then click Import requirements again in Hypar to refresh. Changes made in Hypar don't sync back to dRofus.
- Hypar lets you exceed required room counts or create new rooms. Reconcile extras before exporting to Revit.
Continuing to Revit with dRofus data
- Install both the Hypar and dRofus Revit add-ins.
- Log out of dRofus (in its add-in), then Load Project from the Hypar add-in. Rooms arrive with the room name and a unique dRofus room ID parameter.
- Log back into dRofus, choose the project, and click Synchronize. Rooms auto-link: Hypar uses your default configuration's key attribute, or the dRofus room ID parameter if there's no default. If attributes don't display, edit the key attribute (Attribute configurations → Room to Revit room) to link the room ID, or ask your firm's dRofus admin.
- Rule of thumb: never run Hypar's Load Project while logged into dRofus, since both touch the same rooms. Log out, load or reload, then log back in and re-sync.
Last verified against Hypar v0.2.019 (July 10, 2026).