APS cloud accelerators in Nice and Medellin – Compiling the Revit 2024 SDK samples – Visual introduction to machine learning... Read more →
APS cloud accelerators in Nice and Medellin – Compiling the Revit 2024 SDK samples – Visual introduction to machine learning... Read more →
Posted on April 26, 2023 at 11:00 in 2024, Accelerator, APS, Cloud, RevitLookup, Update | Permalink | 0 Comments
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The Building Coder blog standalone on GitHub, APS accelerator in Dublin, AU announcements, learning Revit API, retrieving all fabrication item materials, Revit add-in unit testing, AI-generated code, podcasts, news and more... Read more →
Posted on November 04, 2022 at 11:00 in Accelerator, AI, APS, AU, Data Access, Events, Getting Started, Git, Material, News, Testing, Utilities | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Today, I highlight our new local language Forge classes and the renewed ability to easily edit and continue while debugging a Revit add-in – Non-mobile after computer crash – Local language Forge classes – Apply code changes debugging Revit add-in... Read more →
Posted on October 01, 2021 at 11:00 in .NET, Accelerator, AU, Debugging, Forge, Getting Started, Hackathon, Mac | Permalink | 0 Comments
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An especially interesting Forge accelerator is coming up, and how to handle Revit add-in language resources – Upcoming Forge accelerators – AEC focused Forge accelerator Waldspirale – Internationalisation using .NET language resources... Read more →
Posted on January 19, 2021 at 11:00 in .NET, 360, Accelerator, Architecture, AU, BIM, Cloud, Forge, Getting Started, I18n | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Today, I'll mainly pick up some non-desktop issues – DesignScript with Dynamo and Revit – Forge getting started material – Getting started with DA4R – DA4R local debug tool – AI vision model images – Vonnegut on technology... Read more →
Posted on October 01, 2020 at 11:00 in Accelerator, AI, DA4R, Dynamo, Forge, Getting Started, Philosophy | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Forge Design Automation for Revit or DA4R is really starting to take off – Display custom properties – Upgrade Revit file version – Logging – Input and output files – CesiumJS open source 3D mapping – Banksy's wife hates home office – Virtual Forge accelerator... Read more →
Posted on April 27, 2020 at 11:00 in Accelerator, DA4R, Data Access, Fun, JavaScript, Update | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I am too busy! Ouch! Here are just a few of today's topics – BIM360 Question? Join Accelerator! – What language to choose for a Revit Add-In? – The Building Coder samples 2021 migration... Read more →
I successfully made it from Switzerland to Paris and the Forge accelerator in spite of the French strikes. My only worry is how to get back again tomorrow. Again, the train I have booked has been cancelled. Meanwhile, let's take a look at – DA4R room support and new samples – Effective filtered element collection... Read more →
Posted on December 10, 2019 at 11:00 in .NET, Accelerator, Algorithm, DA4R, Element Relationships, Filters, Forge, Performance | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I travelled home from the Barcelona Forge accelerator and continued working on the room volume exporter. I now implemented support for glTF, the GL Transmission Format. A few more little items to wrap up the Barcelona topic – Kean Walmsley's report on this year's Forge Accelerator in Barcelona – My two favourite restaurants in Poblenou... Read more →
Posted on June 29, 2019 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Export, Forge, Geometry | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I explored three main topics here at the Forge accelerator
– Room closed shell solid visibility in the Forge viewer
– Rebar simplification: replace rebar elements with simplified solids or model curves
– glTF
export
– Today, I'll dive deeper into the first
– IFC exporter utility adds new built-in parameter
– Barcelona Forge accelerator
– Room closed shell in the Forge viewer
– Triangulate the solid face by face
– Triangulate entire solid
– Tessellation accuracy control documentation error...
Read more →
Posted on June 28, 2019 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Export, Forge, Geometry, IFC, Parameters, Viewer | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I am participating in the Forge Accelerator in Barcelona this week. Let me mention some pending Revit API issues before diving into any accelerator topics – AddMaterials enhancements – Retrieving element rotation – Changing the phase created parameter... Read more →
Posted on June 25, 2019 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Data Access, Forge, Material, Parameters, Travel, Update, WPF | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Here are this week's interesting items I want to share with you – Map Forge Viewer camera settings back to Revit – Project Quantum becomes Plasma – Mikako's DA4R overview – AI is affecting human game strategies – AI can convert speech to gesture – Barcelona Forge accelerator – Open positions at Autodesk... Read more →
Posted on June 21, 2019 at 11:00 in Accelerator, AI, Algorithm, BIM, DA4R, Deep Learning, Forge, News, View, Viewer | Permalink | 0 Comments
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The Forge accelerator in Rome is winding down with the demonstrations of what was achieved being recorded as I write. An interesting conversation I had at the celebratory dinner last night gave me an idea for a solution to a longstanding question on family tampering protection – Roma accelerator group photo – Protecting a family from tampering – Implementing a canonical key for geometrical objects... Read more →
Posted on September 28, 2018 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Algorithm, Content, Family, Forge, Geometry, Security | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Still at the Forge Accelerator in Rome and looking further into
the Forge Design Automation API for Revit.
Althpough it is not yet available or documented, you can still start preparing your add-in for the day when it comes
– Aspects to consider
– Accessing the Revit Application
object
– DB application add-in manifest
– Next steps...
Read more →
Posted on September 26, 2018 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Automation, DA4R, Data Access, Forge, SDK Samples | Permalink | 0 Comments
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One important step to take before trying to run your Revit API code fully automated and unattended is to ensure that it does not create or modify UI in any way. For example, you must ensure that it does not cause Revit to display any warnings. This can be achieved with a warning swallower. Let's implement one for the StairsAutomation SDK sample... Read more →
Posted on September 25, 2018 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Automation, DA4R, Failure, Forge, SDK Samples | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I am making final travel preparations for the Forge accelerator in Rome next week, and need to start preparing for DevCon Europe as well. As always, when you have no time to spare, something else urgent cropped up as well requiring immediate attention – Forge DevCon Europe coming – Hijacking Typepad search input for Google site search... Read more →
Posted on September 21, 2018 at 11:00 in Accelerator, AU, DevCon, Events, Forge, HTML, JavaScript | Permalink | 0 Comments
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If you are interested in Forge programming, don't miss the upcoming deadline for proposals for the Boston Forge accelerator! Looking at the Revit API, I migrated my sample demonstrating how to enable ribbon items in zero document state to Revit 2019. Let's look at that, and another recurring topic, on loading add-in support DLLs – Migrating the ZeroDocPanel to Revit 2019 – Loading add-in support DLLs – Rome and Boston Forge accelerators... Read more →
I am back from a multi-day hike of about 70 km along the Swedish Sörmlandsleden wilderness trail. In the meantime, lots of noteworthy things happened – Revit 2019.1 update and features – Revit Add-Ins using the CEFsharp library – BIM 360 Issues API – Forge Accelerator in Rome and elsewhere – Looking for a Forge development partner – New way to retrieve a parameter id... Read more →
Posted on August 17, 2018 at 11:00 in .NET, 360, 2019, Accelerator, BIM, Data Access, Events, Forge, Parameters | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I already described how I installed Revit 2019, compiled the Revit 2019 SDK samples and migrated RevitLookup to the new version.
I now migrated some of the other basic samples and utilities and have some Forge news to share
– The Building Coder samples for Revit 2019
– The AdnRme
MEP HVAC and electrical samples for Revit 2019
– AdnRevitApiLabsXtra for Revit 2019
– Convert RVT to IFC via Forge
– Forge accelerators
– Forge webinars
– Open position for an infrastructure BIM implementation consultant...
Read more →
Posted on April 19, 2018 at 11:00 in 2019, Accelerator, BIM, Events, Forge, Getting Started, IFC, Labs, Migration, News, RME, SDK Samples, Training, Update, Utilities | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Here is a suggestion made by Arkady Gilman to align plan views. Before we get to that, I'd like to point out the imminent Forge accelerator in Boston – Boston Forge accelerator – Question on aligning plan views – Answer, view origin and outline – Suggestion for aligning views... Read more →
Posted on March 21, 2018 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Element Relationships, Forge, View | Permalink | 0 Comments
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My plans changed and I will not be visiting Las Vegas this year after all. The most important participants in the Revit API session that I was preparing to host are the members of the Revit development team, anyway. I very strongly urge you to not miss the chance to attend both AU and the preceding Forge developer conference, though – Forge DevCon highlights and reasons to join your peers – Sneak peek at the Forge DevCon keynotes – Visit the exclusive Forge DevCon village on Monday – Get one on one with Amazon Web Services – Decide now... Read more →
Posted on October 31, 2017 at 11:00 in Accelerator, AU, Cloud, DevCon, Events, Getting Started, Photo | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Forge versus Revit programming – Access Revit BIM data and element ids from BIM360 – Unique IDs for Forge viewer elements – Edit and export Revit properties in Forge – Upcoming Forge accelerators – Updated Visual Studio Revit add-in wizard installation – Question on RevitLookup installation – RevitLookup cannot snoop everything... Read more →
Posted on August 10, 2017 at 11:00 in 360, Accelerator, BIM, Cloud, Data Access, Forge, Installation, RevitLookup, Wizard | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Summer is here. Autodesk shut down for the first week of July. I went on a few mountain hikes. Explorations to apply artificial intelligence in construction projects are under way. World-wide Autodesk University, Forge Accelerator and BIM360 events have been announced – Forge accelerators in India and France – BIM 360 online hackathon – BIM 360 integration and partnering webinar recording – Call for add-in developers using dockable pane and point cloud engine – Forge at Autodesk University in China, Japan, Germany and Las Vegas – Deep learning analyses photos and videos of industrial sites... Read more →
Reporting on a very exciting topic from the Revit API discussion forum from the Forge accelerator in Barcelona – Barcelona Forge accelerator – Retain the Add-In GUID – Dimension on hatch pattern... Read more →
Posted on June 12, 2017 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Data Access, Element Relationships, Geometry, Getting Started, Settings | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Yesterday, I showed how you can add custom geometry to the Forge viewer for debugging or other purposes and to control graphically what is going on. Today, I address the ray tracing required to determine the number of walls between the user selected signal source point and the other target points spread out across the picked floor slab. Please note the important information in the final section: the viewer implements built-in raycast functionality that obviates the need for this – Connecting Visual Studio Code to the Chrome debugger – Creating a three.js mesh from Forge viewer fragments – Use built-in viewer raycast instead... Read more →
Posted on March 30, 2017 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Algorithm, Debugging, Element Creation, Forge, JavaScript, Threejs, Viewer | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I am in Gothenburg supporting the Forge accelerator. My project here is ForgeFader, implementing the same end user functionality as the RvtFader Revit C# .NET API add-in that I implemented last week. I have not quite finished it yet, but the existing functionality looks as if it already ought to be very useful indeed to anyone working with geometry in the Forge viewer – Working in Visual Studio Code – ForgeFader – Implementation – Adding custom geometry to the Forge Viewer – Next steps... Read more →
Posted on March 29, 2017 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Debugging, Element Creation, Forge, Getting Started, JavaScript, Viewer | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I am traveling to Gothenburg for the Forge accelerator. Meanwhile, Allan Seidel shared his WTA FireP 3D Aimer add-in that creates a custom ribbon tab with discipline related tools for placing specific Revit family types with some families requiring parameter settings made on the fly and the 3D Aimer example that "aims" a special Revit family to a target – WTA FireP 3D Aimer Tools – GitHub Repository and YouTube Video – Source Code Documentation – WTA Elec – Another Family Plunk and Concept Share... Read more →
Posted on March 26, 2017 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Element Creation, Family, Modeless, Parameters, Ribbon, RME, Settings, WPF | Permalink | 0 Comments
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A lot of interesting solutions were shared in the Revit API discussion forum and private email messages during my absence last week, and several exciting events are looming – Forge Accelerator in Gothenburg – AEC Hackathon in Munich – Autodesk University in London – Retrieve and map texture UV coordinates exporting geometry and material – Collect all rooms on a given level... Read more →
Posted on March 14, 2017 at 11:00 in Accelerator, AU, Export, Filters, Forge, Geometry, Hackathon, Material | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Are you interested in easy access to your Revit model properties? Well, you can have that even without a need to install Revit. The Forge Model Derivative API extracts a streamlined copy of all geometry, BIM element hierarchy and properties from over fifty file formats, and Revit RVT files are just one of them. Augusto Goncalves implemented a Forge sample to read all the properties on all BIM elements in an RVT file and export them to an XLSX spreadsheet – Test run it yourself – Source code on GitHub... Read more →
Posted on February 28, 2017 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Data Access, Events, Forge, Getting Started, Parameters, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments
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A large contribution today from Andrey Bushman, and a couple of upcoming Forge events
– Supporting multiple language resource files
– Creating and using localised resource RESX
files
– Upcoming Forge accelerators...
Read more →
Posted on February 03, 2017 at 11:00 in .NET, Accelerator, Events, External, Forge, I18n, Ribbon, Settings, User Interface | Permalink | 0 Comments
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A Python Revit API question on renumbering viewports helps highlight two separate important programming aspects; I also add some other notes from the Munich Forge accelerator – Question – The need to regenerate – Use built-in parameters to access parameters – Forge accelerator and outage report – Added materials to 210 King model... Read more →
Posted on December 09, 2016 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Data Access, Forge, Material, News, Parameters, Python, Regen | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Good news on BIM 360 itself, Docs, Issues, and high time to prepare for the DevDay conference and accelerator next week – BIM 360 and C4R Success Story – Forge Web Services – BIM 360 Docs – The Forge Issues Service API – 24 Forge DevCon Presentation Recordings – Forge Hackathon Webinar Series Recordings – DevDay Europe and Forge Accelerator in Munich... Read more →
Posted on November 30, 2016 at 11:00 in 360, Accelerator, BIM, Cloud, Docs, Events, Exchange, Forge, Fusion, Getting Started | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Welcome to The Building Coder post number 1500! I returned safe and sound to Europe from Autodesk University 2016 in Las Vegas and recuperated from jetlag over the weekend. Today I discuss upcoming events, new simple samples to embed a Forge viewer in a web page or blog post, and strategies to embed a dictionary into the Revit database – DevDay Europe in Munich – AEC Symposium in New York – Embedding a Forge viewer – Storing a dictionary in the Revit database... Read more →
Posted on November 21, 2016 at 11:00 in Accelerator, AU, DevDays, Events, Forge, Hackathon, JavaScript, News, Storage, Viewer | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I am in Darmstadt preparing the Forge and BIM presentation and hands-on workshop at Technische Universität Darmstadt, Institut für Numerische Methoden und Informatik im Bauwesen, the institute for numerical methods and computer science in the construction industry at the technical university here. Many other larger events are coming up after this – BIM@TuDa agenda – Getting started with Dynamo – Forge news – New Forge resources – Forge events and community – DevDays – Developer Day conferences and accelerators... Read more →
The RTC Revit Technology Conference Europe and my stay here in Porto is nearing its end – Wrapping up in Porto – Connecting BIM and Cloud @ TUDa – Creating a Revit add-in with one single click – Connecting Revit and Forge in 55 minutes... Read more →
Posted on October 22, 2016 at 12:00 in Accelerator, BIM, Cloud, DevTV, Events, Forge, Getting Started, Material, Photo, SDK Samples, Training, Viewer | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Today is the last day before my one-week vacation, directly followed non-stop by the ISEPBIM Forge and BIM workshops at Porto University, the RTC Revit Technology Conference Europe, and the Forge Accelerator in Munich. Before leaving, here is a note about another recording of the Forge webinar series and a happy resolution of a recent material asset texture related Revit API issue: – Forge webinar series and BIM360 recordings – Listing material asset textures and sub-textures... Read more →
Posted on October 07, 2016 at 11:00 in 360, Accelerator, BIM, Cloud, Data Access, Forge, Material | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Lots of exciting news for today, like every day, once again on the pure Revit API, connecting the desktop and the cloud, and Autodesk Forge – Isolating an element in a newly created view requires two transactions – Forge research enquiry – Connecting desktop and cloud – Roomedit3dv3 live – Could you demo this remotely? – Connecting desktop and cloud draft handout – Table of contents... Read more →
Posted on October 06, 2016 at 11:00 in 360, Accelerator, AU, BIM, Cloud, Data Access, Desktop, DevDays, Forge, Regen, Transaction, Viewer | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I already created a starting point for the new roomedit3d incarnation last week, in its own repository. This week, I agreed with Philippe to retain the new project in an own branch within the Forge boilerplate code sample collection. Hopefully, that will simplify keeping my BIM sample synchronised with any future updates make to that. Now I need to get started implementing and testing the actual viewer extension functionality itself. My main topic today is something different and purely Revit API oriented, besides the next Forge session – Flipping a section view – Forge webinar series... Read more →
Posted on September 26, 2016 at 11:00 in 360, Accelerator, Cloud, Events, Filters, Forge, Getting Started, Hackathon, View, Viewer | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I made my choice on the starting point for the new roomedit3d
incarnation, and the second Forge webinar was successfully held
– The birth of Roomedit3dv3
– Forge webinar session 2 on OAuth and the Data Management API...
Read more →
Posted on September 24, 2016 at 11:00 in 360, Accelerator, Cloud, Events, Forge, Getting Started, Hackathon, Transaction, Viewer | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I am still in the initial steps of preparing for my upcoming presentations on connecting the desktop and the cloud and exploring more Forge sample starting points. At the same time, we are in the midst of the Forge and AppStore online hackathon webinars, with one down and nine more to come – More Roomedit3dv3 starting points – Forge webinar series... Read more →
Posted on September 22, 2016 at 11:00 in 360, Accelerator, AppStore, Cloud, Events, Exchange, Forge, Getting Started, Hackathon, News, Training, Update, Viewer | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I am answering Revit API discussion forum threads and developer cases like crazy. Instead, as usual at this time of the year, I should be focussing and putting higher priority on the exciting upcoming events. I keep promising myself to do so and stop answering cases. Then I address just one more... Here are some of the upcoming events and recent Revit API issues – Events – Forge Accelerators, DevDay, RTC and AU – Accessing the MacroManager to Delete Document Macros – Getting Started and Changing the Colour of a Wall – Getting Started and Using the Visual Studio Revit Add-In Wizard Auto-Installer... Read more →
Posted on September 13, 2016 at 11:00 in Accelerator, AU, Deletion, DevDays, DevTV, Docs, Events, Forge, Getting Started, Macro, SDK Samples | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I am back from a very relaxing vacation. I did next to nothing, and that felt fine. Meanwhile, obviously, lots of important and exciting Forge community and Revit API related happenings
– PyRevit Blog
– Forge DevCon 2016 material and 2017 dates
– Forge forums closing in favour of StackOverflow
– Forge Accelerator in Munich
– Bounding Box ExpandToContain
Extension Methods
– Bounding Box and Lower Left Corner of Rooms
– Bounding Box of Selected Elements or Entire Model
– Setting 3D section box to selected elements' extents...
Read more →
Posted on August 15, 2016 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Events, Filters, Forge, Geometry, Python, View | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I am happy to say that I returned safe and sound to Switzerland from my travels for the Forge DevCon and Cloud Accelerator. Since then, I rounded off the hierarchical MEP system exporter to a JSON graph for interaction with it in the Forge viewer, worked on an update of the ADN JSON mesh exporter and helped my son Christopher getting started with C# scripting to drive audio effects for professional spatialized sound design for computer games – More TraverseAllSystems updates – CustomExporterAdnMeshJson updates – ADN JSON Exporter Alternatives to View RVT in WebGL – vA3C – The Forge Viewer – Getting started with Unity C# scripting – Opendesk at Autodesk Forge Accelerator Barcelona... Read more →
Yesterday, I presented the new TraverseAllSystems add-in to traverse all MEP system graphs and export their connected hierarchical structure to JSON and XML that I am helping the USC team with here at the San Francisco cloud accelerator. I continued with that today, and also integrated a minor enhancement to RevitLookup – TraverseAllSystems updates – Shared parameter creation – Options – Bottom-up JSON structure – Top-down JSON structure – TraversalTree JSON output generator – TreeNode JSON output generator – Download and to do – RevitLookup updates... Read more →
Posted on June 22, 2016 at 23:00 in .NET, Accelerator, Algorithm, Element Relationships, Export, Forge, JSON, Parameters, RME, Viewer | Permalink | 0 Comments
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The Forge DevCon last week completed successfully. I had a full body 3D scan created there and used sed
to flip the axes of the resulting OBJ mode. This week, I am sitting in the Autodesk offices at One Market in San Francisco, supporting the fourth Cloud Accelerator. One of the projects we are working on is from the University of Southern California to interact with Revit MEP systems in the Forge viewer. That requires traversing the MEP systems in the Revit model to store, recreate and represent their graph structures in the viewer
– Revit MEP System Traversal
– TraverseAllSystems Revit Add-in
– Download
– To do
– Thanks to Mustafa Salaheldin...
Read more →
Posted on June 22, 2016 at 11:00 in .NET, Accelerator, Data Access, Element Relationships, Export, Forge, Photo, RME, SDK Samples, View | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I am leaving Athens today. The Athens Forge meetup and web server workshop at The Cube went well. Now it is full steam ahead towards the Forge DevCon in San Francisco week after next. Not to forget the 3D Web Fest on June 15, in parallel with Forge DevCon, showcasing the best of the 3D web as live performance art with a catered reception in a film festival atmosphere... Read more →
I returned from the trip to Barcelona last week for the Forge Accelerator and was immediately inundated with overdue tasks. One issue that I addressed has to do with rendering assets – Roomedit3d Revit-Independent Implementation Aspects – Connecting BIM and the cloud – Demonstrating cool possibilities to enhance interaction with the View and Data API – A viewer extension enabling interactive model modification, i.e., translation of selected elements – Real-time communication of the modification back to the source CAD system using: – A REST API POST call from the viewer extension to the node.js web server – A direct socket.io connection to broadcast from the web server to any number of desktop clients... Read more →
Posted on May 25, 2016 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Cloud, Data Access, Forge, Philosophy, View | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Thank you for your questions during the Autodesk answer day. I am still busy supporting the Barcelona Forge Accelerator participants in the Autodesk office. I am also working on a very exciting new project connecting BIM and the cloud using a direct socket.io connection to communicate changes back to the desktop, instead of the inefficient polling mechanism I implemented in previous projects. Once again, it consists of two parts, the node.js web server and View and Data API handler and the C# .NET Revit API add-in client – Revit Idea Station – TextNote Bounding Box Requires Regen – Regeneration Performance Benchmark... Read more →
Posted on May 20, 2016 at 11:00 in 2017, Accelerator, Cloud, Photo, Regen | Permalink | 0 Comments
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In case you wonder why I am so quiet: I am busy in Barcelona at the Forge Accelerator in the Autodesk office in Poble Nou. Furthermore, I am preparing for the Forge DevCon in San Francisco next month. As if that was not enough, on Wednesday, I am also participating in the worldwide Autodesk Answer day, taking place from 6am to 6pm Pacific Time. This one will be the biggest yet, focusing on seven products: 3ds Max, AutoCAD, Civil3D, Inventor, Maya, Revit, and Vault... Read more →
Posted on May 17, 2016 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Cloud, Events, Forge, News, Photo, Travel | Permalink | 0 Comments
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In the beginning of the week, I listed my things to do next, including the most important and exciting one, attending and presenting at the Forge DevCon developer conference in San Francisco June 15-16. My to-do list also includes the Forge accelerators being held in Barcelona May 16-20 and in San Francisco June 19-24. Now the calls for proposals have opened for both Autodesk University and the Forge accelerator in San Francisco... Read more →
Posted on April 29, 2016 at 11:00 in Accelerator, AU, Cloud, Events, Forge, Getting Started, Hackathon, Mobile, News, Training | Permalink | 0 Comments
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