Hi Erik, can you push a Tutorial of how to host our own tooltab online? i have made a company tool tab for pyrevit, but it takes forever to launch any script since its on our company server, and most of the time, it goes through our VPN. so basically i have our server hosting all of our dynamo packages, as well as our dynamo/ python scripts. if we can host everything on github, and install the updates if there is a new version, it would be awesome.
Hi, Thanks for suggestion, I've added it to the list ;) In my experience, I actually liked keeping pyRevit extension on the server so everyone points in the same folder, so I only needed to update it in 1 place, instead of updating it on each machine individually. But since you use VPN and pyRevit scripts take long time to execute, then it might justify it.
Eric, hi, I've been watching you for a long time! Could you give recommendations, or in the future record a video on how to connect external libraries, for example, numpy, pandas to scripts. The error constantly pops up that there are no such modules. Although the path is specified in the Windows variable, the necessary libraries are installed, and the script is also run with #! python 3, but this does not give any result, the latest version of python is installed. Thus, the hands are tied and a lot of things cannot be done.
Great Suggestion, Max! I'll look into that, it's a very requested topic about external packages. Meanwhile, you can try using sys.path.append to manually push the path to where your numpy is located. Maybe it will force it to find the right path.
Hi Erik! thank you for this sublime video. I encounter a problem generating a Filled Region schedule and also how to export a TextNote in CSV or txt format? I would be very grateful for anything that could help me resolve these issues. I use python and run the script with pyRevit.
Happy To Help! Did you get any errors or where did you get stuck with your problems? - What was the problem with generating schedule? - For exporting TextNotes in CSV you can use csv python module. You just need to get and structure your data and then export in a csv format. ChatGPT will be able to help you write the code if you never used csv package ;)
The LLM chatbot arena is a fine one.
I also like your snippets page!
I also found Chatbot Arena a very interesting resource!
So easy to test different models quickly without making lots of accounts
Really cool content. Thanks Erik
Happy to help!
Thanks for all those resources,
Happy to Help!
Hi Erik, can you push a Tutorial of how to host our own tooltab online?
i have made a company tool tab for pyrevit, but it takes forever to launch any script since its on our company server, and most of the time, it goes through our VPN.
so basically i have our server hosting all of our dynamo packages, as well as our dynamo/ python scripts. if we can host everything on github, and install the updates if there is a new version, it would be awesome.
Hi,
Thanks for suggestion, I've added it to the list ;)
In my experience, I actually liked keeping pyRevit extension on the server so everyone points in the same folder, so I only needed to update it in 1 place, instead of updating it on each machine individually. But since you use VPN and pyRevit scripts take long time to execute, then it might justify it.
Eric, hi, I've been watching you for a long time! Could you give recommendations, or in the future record a video on how to connect external libraries, for example, numpy, pandas to scripts. The error constantly pops up that there are no such modules. Although the path is specified in the Windows variable, the necessary libraries are installed, and the script is also run with #! python 3, but this does not give any result, the latest version of python is installed. Thus, the hands are tied and a lot of things cannot be done.
Great Suggestion, Max!
I'll look into that, it's a very requested topic about external packages.
Meanwhile, you can try using sys.path.append to manually push the path to where your numpy is located. Maybe it will force it to find the right path.
Hi Erik! thank you for this sublime video.
I encounter a problem generating a Filled Region schedule and also how to export a TextNote in CSV or txt format?
I would be very grateful for anything that could help me resolve these issues.
I use python and run the script with pyRevit.
Happy To Help!
Did you get any errors or where did you get stuck with your problems?
- What was the problem with generating schedule?
- For exporting TextNotes in CSV you can use csv python module. You just need to get and structure your data and then export in a csv format. ChatGPT will be able to help you write the code if you never used csv package ;)