Mastering Revit Macros - Lesson 1

[@afsanehravan9908]

I'm really looking forward to watching lesson 2. Please keep going.

[@jlumley]

You'be be very good at audio books. Listening to your voice makes me feel soothed and that everything is right in the world.

[@bnmporvida6138]

LOL, I got the same feeling too, so I checked my credit score and to my disappointment....its still where its at.....so for me....that was a knife to my soul....so I continued on with the videos....

[@briansmith8470]

Thank you for this tutorial! I can relate - I am also an architect with coding experience. Your explanations are very clear and your examples are easy to follow.

[@johnwinters514]

Excellent work, Michael, you are an excellent teacher. Looking forward to seeing Lesson 2!

[@michaelyeager146]

I once had the opportunity pleasure to write a proprietary cad program, getting into the API has been on the back burner for a long time. Thanks for turning up the heat

[@sanholo5395]

Hello Michael, good work, do not stop making tutorials. I'm looking forward for another one :D. Pozdrawiam.

[@cflux3978]

I hope Lesson 2 is coming soon! i've been trying to get in to this but no one i have found yet does a great job of explaining it except you! i hope you continue!

[@PRAVEEN2356]

Hi Michael, After Watching this video I got interest in doing of macros, thanx for sharing the Video & Eagerly waiting for the Next lesson..!

[@muthannaabdulmonen7152]

Thank you so much You can get a full explanation of the steps in the work of dynamo Space

[@programationetgeniecivil.1038]

Hi , thanks for your effort I wonder if there is a second lesson in this course

[@vincentvalentine9417]

Can you please do more lessons? This is very helpful for my job but I would like more complex scripts

[@vamsikrishnapadala]

thank you for your contribution looking for more lessons .

[@samuelnenyimoh481]

Thank you for uplifting my spirit. I am undergoing a software engineering program as a graduate of architecture. I am undergoing Java programming presently. Please how does this help my proficiency in the field of architecture.

[@tarunkumar4155]

Very useful thank you for sharing

[@makhno2en]

Great job explaining this.

[@phamtony8651]

Very good job!

[@bassemjeridi8558]

where is lesson 2 ?

[@paulagutierrezmoya3946]

Waiting for the second lesson! Are you gonna explain how to convert a project macro into an application macro? Great job

[@Seychelllian]

Did this ever eventuate?

[@cullenharris1837]

Is there a lesson 2?

[@tarunkumar4155]

I'm looking for next video but didn't find.... can you help me by sharing the link

[@TheTranquility]

Hi Michael, 2 things! I wonder if you can help. I have a schedule of all of my elements in the model, and I want to put my name to all of those element that I have modeled in Revit. how can I do that in Revit with a macro? I normally export the schedule to Excel and fill everything and re-Import it back to the schedule. the next one, is a little different, I have to put "0001 to however many element that I have in that shcedule" sometimes I have 50+ element, again, I normally export the schedule and fill in the numbering and re-import back to Revit! so, 1-under the title "Designer" I need to put "My Name" 2- Under the title "Item Number" put a sequence number starting from "0001" to as many elements that I have in the schedule.! is this possible at all? I tried everything that i can but i didnt have any luck, but I dont have the programming brain! :) Please help if you can! sorry to take up your time and thanks in advance!

[@Athibanbalaji]

Can u please upload lesson 2 sir

[@mojganrezakhani3403]

lesson 2 , Please!!!!!!!

[@DMTRVK]

That's a good video. Just the same I was digging in ArchiCAD's python, but Revit's API is way better done to start. C++ is way too complicated to an overage user.

[@EmeraldRubyTea]

I don't think ActiveUIDocument is in Revit 2017...Please help? What is the substitute syntax? I also tried it in 2015 but I do not have that syntax. This is the error message I get- 'ActiveUIDocument' is not a member of 'Autodesk.Revit.ApplicationServices.Application') BC30456. S.O.S!

[@ArchSmarter]

Yes, it's part of the Revit 2017 API. To reference it, use "Me.Application.ActiveUIDocument". If you want to access the current Revit file, use "Me.Application.ActiveUIDocument.Document".

[@duncanaronstein7462]

its just Me.ActiveUIDocument, omit the .Application.

[@rotemzoarts]

wow you speak alooottt !

[@dipakpatil4961]

Better way to speak less and show operation

[@just_a_statistic]

Where is lesson 2?