From The Building Coder:
Preparing a Revit Add-in for Design Automation
By Jeremy Tammik
February 05, 2019
Today I discuss the next step in my IfcSpaceZoneBoundaries project.
This step deals with a completely different aspect than the previous discussions: how to prepare a Revit add-in for use in the DA4R or Design Automation for Revit environment, which entered public beta just last week.
I spent a considerable part of last weekend getting the DA4R version ready for testing, and figuring out how to best handle it in the VS solution:
Context, Add-In Functionality and History
First, let's reiterate and update description of the architecture and data flow.
The add-in functionality that we wish to make use of in the DA4R environment consists in opening a Revit file, extracting the room and zone data stored in it and saving that to CSV.
The Revit document is actually an .ifc.RVT file created by the IFC linking-in process, currently executed on the desktop.
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