thanks a lot

currently i am working abroad, so it is a bit convenient for me to type in non-chinese keyboard in office for free-internet. that's why~

anyway, i do like to explore more feasibilities of revit with anyone in here.

surely i believe you have better revit implementations for your practice.

what i have done is to create mass family to get the building shape with parametric modeling for an irregular tower project based on a complex podium. However, graphical parameter control is somehow powerful, but relatively rigid.
frankly, i did not use revit for long, but i found my interest with it.

now i have to spend my time on C# and understand the way geometry was constructed in revit. so hopefully we can speak about it later.

many thanks

why C# is recommended?
does it do something VB does not do?
do you wan to talk about your experience of that "filter" alike scripting ?

and maybe i am curious about your intention of using API? Are you an architectural designer? so need to conceive some stricking form.

and how C# incoporates with API?
i am looking forward the new API seission established for this forum.

i really want to do some scripting to get better control for curve geometry and shape in revit.
that's why i want to use script.

if you have any experience like this, please advise me.

hey guys

i barely browse this revit forum.
But this is really exciting to meet anyone here has great interest in REVIT scripting.

i wish any of you can share your experence to all here.
Recently one of my colleagues mentioned API and C# for REVIT to me, becasue of my little Rhinoscripting experence.

Basically, i got suggestion from our firm-wide CAD director that i should look at C# language to develop the script for REVIT.

however, what i am familiar with is VB language, which is the main language for Rhinoscript, too.
i have not decided which either VB or C# i should start with for REVIT.
so i need all of you to advise me what could be the advantage of either?


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what you got?

let me have a look

sounds interesting