Birthday in the past, DevDays in the future, and running a Revit command in the present moment
– Happy Birthday, Autodesk!
– DevDays online 2021
– For everyone
– For ADN members
– PostCommand
+ SendKeys
– SVG tutorial...
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Birthday in the past, DevDays in the future, and running a Revit command in the present moment
– Happy Birthday, Autodesk!
– DevDays online 2021
– For everyone
– For ADN members
– PostCommand
+ SendKeys
– SVG tutorial...
Read more →
Posted on February 05, 2021 at 11:00 in .NET, Automation, DevDays, Forge, Getting Started, SVG, Training, Win32 | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I share a contribution from fellow blogger Eric Boehlke and the announcement of the upcoming yearly DevDays Online presentations – Add-in migration – Update API references – Join us for our DevDays Online webinars... Read more →
Revit 2020 has been released, and we go through the same procedure as every year, looking at the DevDays online presentations highlighting the API news, getting the system requirements set up, installing, compiling the Revit SDK samples and setting up RvtSamples to load them – Revit 2020 first customer shipment – Revit 2020 DevDays Online – Setting up Windows 10 – Installing Revit 2020 and the new SDK – Visual Studio and .NET 4.7 – Compiling the Revit 2020 SDK samples – Setting up RvtSamples... Read more →
Posted on April 12, 2019 at 11:00 in 2020, DevDays, Getting Started, Installation, Migration, SDK Samples, Settings, Update, Utilities | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Revit API and Forge updates – keep up to date with the new enhancements by joining the upcoming webinars; also enjoy the fact that your Revit knowledge is a valuable skill – DevDays online schedule – Revit is one hot job skill... Read more →
Let's highlight a few recent threads from the Revit API discussion forum. Before getting to those, a quick pointer to the DevDays Online recording from last week – DevDays online presentations on Revit API updates – External command with ribbon button sample – RevitAddinKeyNoteSystem keynote manager – REX extensions versus Revit add-ins – Reloading Revit links from user selected folder – Converting all parameter values to metric... Read more →
Posted on February 12, 2018 at 11:00 in DevDays, Getting Started, Links, News, Parameters, REX, Ribbon, Units, Update | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Revitalizer shared two important hints: a performance issue using ElementTransformUtils
and a problem reporting mechanism built into the TessellatedShapeBuilderResult
method GetIssuesForFaceSet
.
First, though, let's highlight an even more important upcoming event, the series of DevDays online webinars
– Register now for Autodesk DevDays online webinars
– Avoid using ElementTransformUtils
for batches
– Finding cause of DirectShape
generation problem...
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Unprecedented exciting information to share with you today! DevDays Online recordings are available right now, before the product launch! Furthermore, we are proud to present another little update of the revamped version of RevitLookup – Forward-looking DevDays Online API news – Revit API news for the next major release – Revit API news slide deck contents – Must do – New functionality – Revit roadmap – RevitLookup enhancements... Read more →
Posted on March 02, 2017 at 11:00 in 2018, AU, DevDays, DevTV, Events, Forge, Getting Started, Migration, News, RevitLookup, Update | Permalink | 0 Comments
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How to attach a shared parameter to Material elements?
– Updated ADN Xtra labs to remove all deprecated API usage
– A new addin that creates and populates a shared parameter to provide material information for each element
– Autodesk University 2016 class materials have now been posted, including the recording of my session on connecting desktop and cloud
– Linking Material
elements to external database entries
– Binding a shared parameter to elements
– Attaching a shared parameter to Material
elements
– Create and populate a shared parameter ForgeMaterial
– Cornelius story – cured by natural remedies...
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Posted on December 05, 2016 at 11:00 in 2017, AU, DevDays, Forge, Getting Started, Labs, Material, Migration, Parameters, SDK Samples, Training, Update | 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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Today Autodesk University started up for real. For me personally, the morning was occupied with booth preparation, the exciting keynote presentations and the afternoon DevLab Q&A – Autodesk University Keynote – Jeff Kowalski, CTO – Machine learning – Generative design – Virtual reality – Robotic systems – Exciting times – Guest Speakers Christian Benimana and Anna Nixon – Carl Bass, CEO – DevLab – Forge Pricing – Cl3ver, Chaos Group and V-Ray... Read more →
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 →
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 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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Here is a bunch of long overdue news items to round off this hot week – Trusted add-in signature – Revit 2017 API news summary – ADN training labs for Revit 2017 – ADN Xtra labs Revit 2017 migration – We had an extensive discussion on the topic of equipping each Revit add-in with a trusted signature in order to avoid the warning presented before loading it that otherwise pops up and needs to be manually confirmed by the user... Read more →
Posted on August 26, 2016 at 11:00 in .NET, 2017, DevDays, Getting Started, Migration, SDK Samples, Training, Update | Permalink | 0 Comments
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I had last week off and terminated it with a nice ski tour climbing the Albristhorn. Here are some topics to get going again – Reorg and Octo – The Future of Making Things, Iot, Forge and more – Forge and the DevCon in SF – T4 – Top Twelve TED Topics – RDBLink and Exporting data from Revit – Revit QRCode generator – Controlling custom exporter geometry quality... Read more →
Let's talk about doing events, from two radically different perspectives, one great big external one and lots of teeny-weeny little internal ones. I'll share some pictures from the European DevDay conference and snow in Munich today, then discuss a WPF issue that came up last week – DevDay conference in Munich – WPF DoEvents... Read more →
Today, let's look at an MEP related issue, loading the IES photometric web data for a light source, plus all the exciting things happening both for myself in the next weeks and for Autodesk as a company as a whole, reinventing itself for the modern cloud-based collaborative sharing technoculture – The first annual Autodesk X summit – Jeremy's January – DevDay in Munich – Accelerator Workshop – BIM Workshop in Madrid – Loading the IES photometric web data for a light source... Read more →
Posted on January 13, 2016 at 11:00 in Accelerator, Adva, BIM, DevDays, External, Forge, Parameters, RME, Travel, View | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Several developers recently asked how to export 2D shapes through a custom exporter. I recently discussed this issue with Arnošt Löbel and below present a summary and combination of several different conversation threads on the topic. First, let me mention that I arrived safe and sound at Autodesk University. I travelled on my birthday last week, so I was upgraded to fly in style – in a sledge – sleeping in the desert – DevDay@AU... Read more →
I am still working on my Autodesk University preparations, and, as always, lots of Revit API cases, both from ADN and Revit discussion forum threads. Let's look at the current state of affairs regarding AU, DevDays, and two of those threads – AU 2015 – Connecting Desktop and Cloud for AEC – Regeneration invalidates all geometry – Autodesk DevDays 2015 and Cloud Accelerator Week... Read more →
I am back from my vacation in Andalusia. Time to get through the email backlog and back to productive work again. No, not at all, time to get ready for the Revit Technology Conference next week, all-too-quickly followed by Autodesk University and the Autodesk DevDays 2015. Oh dear, in a hurry again. Time flies! The DevDays format is significantly changed from previous years – Autodesk DevDays 2015 with Accelerators – Kean's hsbcad Wood Construction Customer Visit – CAD Trends... Read more →
Posted on October 19, 2015 at 11:00 in Accelerator, AU, BIM, DevDays, News, Photo, RTC | Permalink | 0 Comments
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Revit 2016 has been released! Let's dive straight in to the new Revit API functionality, plus a note on table of contents for video recordings: Revit 2016 API news – DevDays Online slide deck, recording, notes and sample code Video recording table of contents RevitLookup for Revit 2016 Revit 2016 API News – DevDays Online Slide Deck, Recording, Notes and Sample Code Here is the Revit 2016 DevDays Online recording material, based on the presentations shown at the confidential Autodesk... Read more →
Posted on April 21, 2015 at 11:00 in 2016, DevDays, Migration, News, RevitLookup, Update | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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Things have been a bit hectic the last couple of weeks, just like every December, what with Autodesk University and the DevDays Conferences. I am still cleaning up various open issues and looking forward to settling down into Christmas real soon now. Here are a couple of items to share from the last few days: AU 2014 classes online Family type preview images InfraWorks 360 REST API Moscow DevDays, Meetups and Hackathon Milano JavaScript Meetup I Love 3D More Wrapping... Read more →
Posted on December 23, 2014 at 11:00 in AU, DevDays, Family, JavaScript, Meetup, Travel, WebGL | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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Today we are holding the last Western European DevDays conference in Milano before the winter break. The Milano meetups last night met with great interest and enthusiasm, so I will probably be returning here next year to present and conduct workshops on the Autodesk View and Data API in more depth. Right now, we are in the middle of Jim's morning session: Independently of that, here are a few other miscellaneous topics that cropped up in the past few days:... Read more →
Posted on December 17, 2014 at 11:00 in DevDays, Links, Material, Update | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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We completed the DevDays conference and Meetup in Munich and now arrived in Milano, bella Italia. Tonight we are holding our Inaugural 3D Lovers Meetup here at Coworking LOGIN, Via Stefanardo da Vimercate 28, Milano. We only just noticed that another interesting inaugural meetup is taking place in the same location at the same time, the First MEAN Event: Break the Ice. MEAN stands for MongoDB, Express, Angular.js and Node.js, so you can see how well it fits. Main topic... Read more →
Posted on December 16, 2014 at 11:00 in Adva, DevDays, Meetup, NFC, Travel, WebGL | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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Here is an interactive 3D sample embedding of an IFC file uploaded to A360 to answer a question in this morning's DevDays conference here in Munich: Click to navigate, rotate, pan and zoom as you like. I was prompted to upload and test the IFC file format translation by Adam Nagy, sitting together in the back row, after taking neat pictures of Cyrille's new headset: I simply grabbed an old sample IFC file (6.5 MB) I had sitting on the... Read more →
Posted on December 15, 2014 at 12:00 in Adva, DevDays, IFC | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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Long time no post. Sorry, I am rather caught up in the DevDays conferences, accompanying meetups and travel back and forth across the continent. After the first Western European DevDays conference and meetup in Paris on Monday, we continued and repeated in London, UK, and Gothenburg, Sweden. We had a day's break there, and I took a quick bus and ferry ride out to Styrsö before leaving. Now we have arrived in Munich, Germany, and the last goal for Tuesday... Read more →
Posted on December 15, 2014 at 11:00 in .NET, 2015, DevDays, Element Creation, Geometry, Git, Meetup, OBJ, ReCap, SDK Samples, STL, Travel, Utilities | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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I left Autodesk University, Las Vegas, and travelled to Paris via London. DevDay and Meetup Today, we held the first West European DevDays conference here, followed by a meetup on reality capture, 3D on the web and 3D printing in the Ecole des ingenieurs de la Ville de Paris (eivp-paris.fr). From here, we continue to London, Gothenburg, Munich and Milano during the coming ten days. Jasper Unexpectedly, I got to meet Jasper Desmet, whom I previously only knew by email.... Read more →
Posted on December 08, 2014 at 11:00 in DevDays, Geometry, Meetup, News, Travel | Permalink | 0 Comments | TrackBack (0)
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