Creating custom dockable pan/window for showing real-time sensor data

Creating custom dockable pan/window for showing real-time sensor data

mostafa.hallaji
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Creating custom dockable pan/window for showing real-time sensor data

mostafa.hallaji
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Dear all, 

I hope my message finds you well, 

I want to create a custom dockable pan/window for my Revit model, using Revit API. I am wondering if we can perform this task by Dynamo or Python? If yes, what are the best sources/articles/videos that I can refer to learn this task. If no, I am aware that I need to use C# to communicate directly with the Revit API, again what sources do you suggest me to start from the scratch. 

Your advice is highly appreciated. 

Kind regards, 

Mostafa. 

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jeremy_tammik
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Dear Mostafa,

  

Welcome to the Revit API.

 

I would suggest that you study the getting started material first to gather an understanding of the fundamentals and architecture:

 

https://thebuildingcoder.typepad.com/blog/about-the-author.html#2

 

The Revit API is purely .NET based. You can use any language that connects to the .NET environment, including Python. It is not limited to C#.

 

That said, many of the samples are provided in C#.

 

Here are discussions of some aspects of dockable panels:

 

https://thebuildingcoder.typepad.com/blog/about-the-author.html#5.4

  

Jeremy Tammik Developer Advocacy and Support + The Building Coder + Autodesk Developer Network + ADN Open
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mostafa.hallaji
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Hi Jeremy, 

Thanks for your constructive suggestion (as always!) and providing the links. I think the C# approach is a more promising way to go, since there are good number of examples available on the net and it would be fun to get familiar with a new programming language! 

Kind regards, 

Mostafa. 

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jeremy_tammik
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Dear Mostafa,

 

Thank you for you kind words and thoughtful ideas. Yes, sounds great. Looking forward to hearing how it goes for you. Good luck!

 

Cheers,

 

Jeremy

  

Jeremy Tammik Developer Advocacy and Support + The Building Coder + Autodesk Developer Network + ADN Open
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