Thanks for the video. One question, how can I use python shell with Python 3.x rather than 2.7.x ? And is it possible to import popular module like tensorflow, numpy, pandas,..? Thanks.
RPS and all other python addons that connect to Revit need to use a special implementation of python that can talk to the Dot Net platform. This means that it needs to be written in VB.Net, C# or C++ CLR. The standard python (CPython) is written in C and can't talk to the dot net platform. The tensorflow, numpy, and other famous modules have been written for the CPython and unfortunately they don't currently work with IronPython.
pyRevit supports basic python 3 and full support is work in progress. www.notion.so/pyrevitlabs/Create-Your-First-CPython-Command-b8a7718c554645d1a18454c0b363e3c9
Thanks so much for sharing your expertise. You opened new opportunities for me. Godspeed!
Since this video was taken 6 years ago, I assumed there has been some updates with Python's new versions. Should we still stick to Python 2.7?
Thank you so much for the video This was much needed. A good explanation of RPS, RPW and PyRevit .
Great information and many thanks for that.
You Sir are a Gentleman and a Scholar. Stuff like that :)
Thanks for the explanation, where can I click on the hold out button in order to show the python scripting window?
The hold out button?
Great video!!
Thank you so much for this course!
You are most welcome.
Thanks for the video. One question, how can I use python shell with Python 3.x rather than 2.7.x ? And is it possible to import popular module like tensorflow, numpy, pandas,..?
Thanks.
RPS and all other python addons that connect to Revit need to use a special implementation of python that can talk to the Dot Net platform. This means that it needs to be written in VB.Net, C# or C++ CLR. The standard python (CPython) is written in C and can't talk to the dot net platform. The tensorflow, numpy, and other famous modules have been written for the CPython and unfortunately they don't currently work with IronPython.
Thank you for your kind reply. +1 and subscribed :D
Wow, it's amazing! ;)
Thanks for the video. One question, how can I install RPW with RPS? RPW does not have an installer.
What is the advantage of creating tools with pyRevit vs. creating macros?
See "Getting Started" for a bit info on what pyRevit is and how it can help you www.notion.so/pyrevitlabs/pyRevit-bd907d6292ed4ce997c46e84b6ef67a0
How much of a problem is it to use Python 3? I have scripts I have built using Python 3 which I use regularly however wish to make use of pyrevit
pyRevit supports basic python 3 and full support is work in progress. www.notion.so/pyrevitlabs/Create-Your-First-CPython-Command-b8a7718c554645d1a18454c0b363e3c9
pyRevit Thanks!
How to install Revit python wrapper? I get this error - ImportError: No module named rpw when trying to run
rpw is shipped with pyRevit. Configure your RPS and add the pyRevit pyrevitlib/ path to the search paths so it can find the shipped modules
Is the revit python shell and pyRevit available for Revit 2020 ?
pyRevit is
The resolution is restricted to 360 which kinda blur to seee :(
From where to download PyRevit plugin. Provide us the link.
github.com/eirannejad/pyRevit/releases
Please? Thank you? Ever heard about that?
How can I install in Revit 2018
Here is a video on installing pyRevit: th-cam.com/video/-hIMH_dIUuw/w-d-xo.html