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Use COM API AutoCAD With .NET Core

COM API stands for Component Object Model Application Programming Interface. It's a Microsoft technology that enables software components to communicate with each other in a networked environment, regardless of the language they were originally written in. So today, I will show you how to use COM API AutoCAD with .NET 8 updated recently.

Get a 3-Legged APS Token With Python

Three-legged authentication is an OAuth 2.0 authentication process that you can use to enable your application to access user resources through Autodesk's API. In this process, users will grant access to their resources through your application without sharing their passwords with your application.

Developer Burnout in the BIM Industry

I'm increasingly seeing that software developers in the BIM industry are facing a serious issue, that is burnout. This not only affects their mental health but also impacts their work performance. In this article, I'll delve deep and examine this issue from various perspectives.

How To Remove Panel Ribbon Without Restart Revit

Today, I have an interesting discovery to share with you that I recently came across. It's a rather annoying glitch in the Revit API regarding hot reloading the Ribbon. This will be addressed through this article, providing you with an overview of how to hot reload a button or panel from the Ribbon within the Revit API.

Export Revit Data In ACC Without API

Today, I'm excited to share with you a little interesting piece of code I recently wrote to easily export inspection data from a suggested idea by a friend. He didn't have any software to export data from a Revit model but had quick access to the Autodesk Construction Cloud. I also realized this could be a great way to assist him. So, I set out to find a solution.

How AI Help OmniClass Knowledge

In the realm of construction and architecture, efficient knowledge management is paramount for project success. OmniClass, a widely adopted classification system in the industry, provides a structured framework for organizing building information. However, as projects grow in complexity and data volume surges, traditional documentation methods often struggle to keep pace.