This is a new edition of DockableWindow post, the previous post is here. In the previous post, we have to register our DockableWindow during zero document stage and, after the document loaded, display the window by executing a command button. In this edition, we will register our DockableWindow while Revit® Application is starting/launching and display […]
Welcome to the thirteenth tutorial of Navisworks® API series, this post is to cover how to automate the Timeliner Tasks from External Data Source, a csv scheduling data file, with primary properties such as .. Start/End Date, TaskType and Attached (SelectionSet) for the Timeliner Simulation.
Welcome to the twelfth tutorial of Navisworks® API series, this post is to cover how to add the Timeliner Tasks to the document Timeliner object. In this tutorial, we will create the Timeliner Tasks, from the predefined SelectionSets, with primary properties such as .. Start/End Date, TaskType and Attached (SelectionSet) for the Timeliner Simulation. (something like Auto-Add […]
Welcome to the eleventh tutorial of Navisworks® API series, this post is to cover a different type of plugin called “DockPanePlugin“, which can be used to add custom Dockable Panes into the Navisworks GUI system. In this tutorial, we will create a Dockable Pane with a WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) Control to host a Web Browser.
Welcome to the tenth tutorial of Navisworks® API series, this post is to cover a different type of Plugin called “CommandHandlerPlugin”, which can be used to add commands to the Navisworks GUI system. In this tutorial, we will create a custom RibbonTab layout for RibbonButton & SplitButton commands.
Welcome to the ninth tutorial of Navisworks® API series, this post is to cover how to get and set Viewpoint’s camera via JSON AutodeskCommonCamera object and, to zoom the Viewpoint’s camera to the selected ModelItem(s). As usual, we’re going to write an add-ins for this.
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