Discussions on Python, handling DLLs, and various aspects of exporting to gbXML, FBX and MongoDB
– DLL paradise in Python
– Multiple gbXML export
– GbXML energy settings
– Automate FBX export with SendKeys
– RFA export to MongoDB...
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I am in the last stages of preparing my presentation this afternoon on connecting the desktop and the cloud for the RTC Revit Technology Conference Europe. For your and the audience's convenience, here are the materials I am presenting, and some of the main links to further information – Handout – Slide deck – Recording – Samples Connecting Desktop and Cloud...
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As I discussed last week, the translation tool emits info about its activity via socket.io. Now I want to pick up that information higher up, in the viewer transform extension, and relay it to the node.js web server or broadcast it to the rest of the world. The existing sample call to emit is inside onTxChange, which is called on each mouse move. We do not need to track each mouse movement in such fine detail...
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As I already pointed out, it is really high time now for me to get started preparing for the upcoming presentations on connecting the desktop and the cloud. Let's look at what I prepared for that in the past, in the recent almost-present for the Forge DevCon in June, and plans for the future
– Past connecting desktop and cloud samples
– DevCon Forge sample for Freeing Your BIM Data
– Roomedit3dv3 starting point
– Augusto's node.js sample guidelines and naming conventions
– Forge Viewer access to Revit 2D views...
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Today, I address the first item in yesterday's to do list
– Document and improve FireRatingClient, the stand-alone Windows client – we will need this to demonstrate the real-time BIM update from arbitrary sources
– Context
– FireRatingClient
– Adding the modified Field
– Updating the modified Field on Edit
– FireRatingClient Live BIM Update Demo Recording
– Download
– To Do...
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Yesterday, I migrated RoomEditorApp to Revit 2017 and mentioned the BIM and cloud related projects I am working on.
Next, let's focus on the FireRatingCloud sample.
The main goal there is to implement fully automatic real-time BIM update from the cloud.
Now, 24 hours after writing the previous sentence, I can tell you that I succeeded.
Well, add another six hours to edit this post...
Here is the updated FireRatingCloud custom ribbon tab with its new set of commands...
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