Marcello, you are help full, in a few ways. Most people have no idea of the terminology of the programming world. Some day this will be common sense. Give it a few a few years hopefully the whole world will get there shit together.
I just hit a wall with finding a way of extracting revit info and imputing that into a parameter for user name and central proyect location. And this talk while outside the scope of this little predicament has helped lots. Knowing c# is harder to implement means i should code in python first by the looks of it. The bigger hurdle is not learning the stuff its making it so others non trained people can naturaly edit if nesesary.
Marcello, you are help full, in a few ways. Most people have no idea of the terminology of the programming world. Some day this will be common sense. Give it a few a few years hopefully the whole world will get there shit together.
I just hit a wall with finding a way of extracting revit info and imputing that into a parameter for user name and central proyect location. And this talk while outside the scope of this little predicament has helped lots. Knowing c# is harder to implement means i should code in python first by the looks of it. The bigger hurdle is not learning the stuff its making it so others non trained people can naturaly edit if nesesary.
Cheers David! Thanks so much for tuning in and the kind words! So glad the talk inspired you!
This could not have come at a better time for me! Thank you
Woo! So glad it helped! Thanks for tuning in!!
Thanks for the Sharing!!... it helps a lot..
Thank you for this valuable information I'm one of the guy's who is more interested in the collaboration between programming and revit
Can you invite someone who uses 3ds Max , Civil 3D, Infraworks ...etc??.. Civil and structural engineering softwares globally
Hello, there is another programming language that is ruby, which can be used to optimize OpenStudio scripts for thermal load analysis.
so, python better than c#?
It depends! That was the morel of the story... ;)