<aside> đź‘‹ Huge thanks to Nicolas for inviting me to be part of this platform. I hope that by end end of the course I will encourage more of you to get your hands dirty with Revit API using python.
đź’ˇP.S. Scroll down to find Lesson Summaries
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<aside> 🎦 This course is for any Revit User who is not afraid of programming and wants to go to the next level and create custom add-ins to their specific workflows.
During the course I will be using RevitPythonShell and pyRevit but the same skills are transferable to Dynamo with minor differences. So if you are a Dynamo user, you still will gain a lot of value by learning Revit API Basics.
Ideally, you should have some python basics, but if you don’t I will still try to keep it simple so you can follow along. But it will be much easier if you know the basics, I will mention how much python you need during the course as well.
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<aside> đź‘‹ My name is Erik Frits, and by accident I got really interested in Revit API and Python. Since then I created hundreds of Revit Add-ins and I decided to not only share many of my tools but also teach others how to create them.
Now I am on a journey to help others get started with Revit API so you know how to create tools that will make your life easier using Autodesk Revit. This skill will allow you to automate your boring tasks and create unique workflows for the office.
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<aside> đź‘€ The goal for this course is to give you brief introduction to Revit API and most importantly show you how you can start using it as soon as possible.
I will focus on absolute basics and try to provide you all the code snippets and Tips & Tricks, so you can start as soon as possible creating simple Revit API Scripts
And if you stick with it for long enough, you will be able to increase complexity of your tools and become another Revit API Expert!
Welcome to this Mini-Course and Happy Coding!
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