Thank you for the videos! It's a magnificent work. I've learned so much new and practical information which I'll implement in my future work and can assume as a base of my Revit + WPF skills. Looking forward to see your next videos. And again thank you so much!
Quick, practical video and excellent teaching. Very good and congratulations! I'm learning a lot from your explanation. If you have a course on any other platform, please send it to me. I'm very interested. Thanks
I am getting an error saying "Autodesk.Revit.Exceptions.InvalidOperationException: 'Starting a transaction from an external application running outside of API context is not allowed.'" when I press the button to set the view name in the WPF window Can you help me resolve it ?
Great Tutorial Mazri, have you done something with IExternalEventHandler? it has been bugging me for weeks, how to set a "Pick an Object" button, and Print the Object's parameters in a Listbox. thanks again for this series. you have a new subscriber :D
Awesome tutorial series! Just wondering why you would choose WPF instead of just using the Dialog box? WPF seems to be a long way of doing something that can be done with the Dialog. Of course I am new to the Revit API and not sure if I am missing something. Thanks!
Hi! WPF is needed to create UI windows that allow you to interact with Revit, for example if you want to create a plugin that has many tabs, panels, and you want to customize the look of your plugin window it's much useful to use the WPF approach. I have two short videos where I did this with python you can check them to see what can you create with WPF instead of just using dialog boxes.
Very good videos. I've tried using Python + XAML with PyRevit, and it works. Do you do it the same way in your video examples? Is it possible to do it without PyRevit? Ty in advance 👍🏼
Hi Mazri, really enjoying the content! I really look forward to MVVM episode. Been wrapping my head around that topic for a while now...
Excellent Mazri. Really appreciate it. Keep it up. Looking forward to the MVVM episode.
Thank you for this well explained content.
Great!! I really look forward to MVVM.
Thank you for the videos!
It's a magnificent work. I've learned so much new and practical information which I'll implement in my future work and can assume as a base of my Revit + WPF skills.
Looking forward to see your next videos. And again thank you so much!
Glad you found them useful, good luck!
Hello, excellent videos, do you have any example with MVVM?
Hi Rey! glad you like them. Unfortunately I haven't recoded yet the MVVM episode, I will do it as soon as possible.
Quick, practical video and excellent teaching. Very good and congratulations! I'm learning a lot from your explanation.
If you have a course on any other platform, please send it to me. I'm very interested.
Thanks
Thanks man I appreciate your efforts
Glad you liked it!
Hey Mazri amazing content. I have one question, can you do that same in a dockable panel?
I am getting an error saying "Autodesk.Revit.Exceptions.InvalidOperationException: 'Starting a transaction from an external application running outside of API context is not allowed.'" when I press the button to set the view name in the WPF window
Can you help me resolve it ?
Have u got the solution yet?
Great Tutorial Mazri, have you done something with IExternalEventHandler? it has been bugging me for weeks, how to set a "Pick an Object" button, and Print the Object's parameters in a Listbox. thanks again for this series. you have a new subscriber :D
Can you do a tutorial from start to finish using MVVM pattern?
Can we add the WPF app as a seperate project in the same solution and link them together?
Excellent
Awesome tutorial series!
Just wondering why you would choose WPF instead of just using the Dialog box? WPF seems to be a long way of doing something that can be done with the Dialog.
Of course I am new to the Revit API and not sure if I am missing something.
Thanks!
Hi! WPF is needed to create UI windows that allow you to interact with Revit, for example if you want to create a plugin that has many tabs, panels, and you want to customize the look of your plugin window it's much useful to use the WPF approach. I have two short videos where I did this with python you can check them to see what can you create with WPF instead of just using dialog boxes.
Very good videos. I've tried using Python + XAML with PyRevit, and it works. Do you do it the same way in your video examples? Is it possible to do it without PyRevit? Ty in advance 👍🏼
greate
Could we get a git repository of this for those of us that couldn't get it to work to try and compare code with to see whats gone wrong? ^^
Hi! sure, I will add it to the description box as soon as I create it.