Back in 2009 Jeremy Tammik alerted us to Daren Thomas’s RevitPythonShell, a way to directly explore the Revit API and do a more scripted style of programming. So this is something that has been freely available and out in the world for a long time . . . why am I not seeing it installed on everyone’s machines?
Daren Thomas's RevitPythonShell in Vasari
I remember reading about it in 2009 and kept telling myself I should look into it. Well, I finally managed to and it is really cool. Only available at the moment for release 2011, but just hold on!
Much more to come on this topic.
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Hello Zach,
Looks cool... The Revit 2011 install looks easy enough
But.... how'd you get the Add-in to load with Vasari?
Cheers,
-Nathan
n/m about the Vasari question! It took some digging but it works!
Zach,
I put together a post which hopefully clarifies the installation process of RevitPythonShell for Vasari 1.1... with links back to your blog, of course.
http://nmillerarch.blogspot.com/2011/07/ironpython-with-vasari.html
-Nathan
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