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Nice conversation guys!

Great Video

Thanks for hosting me on the channel, and keep up the great work! We need more female BIM/digital role models and you're going to inspire many more no doubt. Also I think it's time for me to get a new microphone haha....

Name a more iconic duo I'll wait

This video was incredible. For me, you two have been a great source of learning and ideas to use in revit and bim in general. Congratulations!😄

I thought I was the only one who didn't like design after completing 5 yrs of architecture ;)

Awesome, well explained! You got a laugh out of me at the end with the '27!?'

Thank you for having me Victoria. It was a fun chat. Looking forward to more of these, and we should have you on CDSA soon!

Do the parkings go back into Revit as usable families?

Tried somany times ...Not working for me...:(

nice!

BOILERPLATE CODE FOR MANIFEST FILE <AddIn Type="Command"> <Assembly>OurFirstRevitPlugin.dll</Assembly> <AddInId> 76998FEB-3896-4D88-8A2F-B3CA4228D275 </AddInId> <FullClassName>OurFirstRevitPlugin.HelloWorld</FullClassName> <Text>HelloWorld</Text> <VendorId>YourNameHere</VendorId> <VendorDescription>YourNameHere</VendorDescription> </AddIn>

it's amazing that it worked with Chat GPT 3.5. With current Chat GPT 4 or 4o would be even more reliable.

Finding good quality beginner friendly content is rare this days, so thanks!!! First Revit API video that doesn't make me wanna run away before I start!!! 😄

This is cool. I would like to build my dynamo scripts in C# as a add in one day but I have no idea how you would handle C# with geometry sorting. Like my room elevation script. Would it even be possible with the curve sorting I have in the script?

Good overview of C#! Keep making more cool stuff 💪

Hey, Ms. Victoria! i follow you on LinkedIn, and this content helped me make my external tool visible on my Revit 2023. i am working in mechanical design, and lately i had trouble seeing the Navisworks export add-in on Revit after reinstalling Revit 2023 . on the Autodesk website, someone posted that to fix that issue, i needed to install the add-in manually, and your content helped me achieve that. However, i still don't know how to make the Navisworks export add-in visible on Revit after being able to fix the external tool visibility issue i had. Can you help with that ? ( sorry for the grammar mistake; English is not my first language.)

More power to both the girls🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Very insightful - from Arch to BIM to Product!

Wow it worked, God, you are making me lazy. 😂

Wonderful setup and walkthrough. Thank you so much! I'm just now beginning my python journey so I can use it for dynamo (and possibly other purposes). Would you recommend python or C#? Both?

Thnx for the tutorial! My MVS doesn't show potential fixes, did I miss something to activate that?

Awesome chat, some great tips here! Appreciate the shout out too

But maybe the aim here is to create a whole package without missing any information on the way, I guess and that´s why you have this other way of getting the icon. I have to keep trying I guess. What I mean is you saved the image too in the same place.

Everything else is fine but the image code dint work for me but fortunately i got this code to help me out Uri urlImage = new Uri(@"C:\one.png"); BitmapImage bitmapImage = new BitmapImage(urlImage); pushButton1.LargeImage = bitmapImage;

Thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it! If only more complex codes could be explained in such a short time!

You have to love a quick and precise video. Great Job.

Thank you!

Nice video, I really like the slides and the beginning you gave a very clear and concise explanation of how the start up and the on shut down works as well as what an external application is. ❤ good job. Keep up the great work.

The first feeling was that some parts of this conversation should’ve happened somewhere offline, but so many valuable things said that can be useful to young professionals.

Great talk and I really liked the point at the end about not getting distracted by the shiny new toys of tech. Also, I’d like to learn more about having an “Information Management team”. A high-level overview of how different companies do BIM Management by company size would be great!

very interesting conversation. looking forward to watching pt 2!

Was really good fun chatting with you!

Thank you a lot, it is very helpful

Well done @The BIM Mentor, Kindly arrange your videos in sequence from start to finish. For instance, after watching the second video, which is supposed to be the first on the list. I get stocked as to the next video to watch. Once again, well done.

No new videos ? Exciting, waiting for the next.

I find the ACC/BIM360 suits a general contractor more so than a subcontractor. sharepoint is great as a customisable CDE for smaller teams. I think partnered together they are great with ACC/BIM360 purely for model management with collaborate pro

great work, keep it coming. Thanks

Thank you so much for this video, it's such an insightful one. I have these questions, please: 1) Where do you suggest a newbie, who just left university and wants to pursue this career path, to start from 2) Please, apart from the BIM A plus program, are there other schools with scholarships or at least an affordable fee you can recommend for someone who wants to venture into this career path?

Easily understandable....Great Job!!!

I'm Chilean, and years ago, remember I walked the streets of Spadina and St. Clair in Toronto during a harsh winter. This video was very helpful for introducing C#, actualiity use python for app to revit.

You are Perfect!!!!!!! Thanks, I will try to do an external Application now, not a command. Thanks so much for this!

I'm about to step up from Python to C#. Your video is really useful. Thank you.

Thanks soo much for this Victoria

Thanks soo much for this I appreciate it. I am finishing my BIM masters this September and have been looking for something like this.

happy i came across your channel. I'm an architect, your content is focused on a very niche parts of architecture with scarce contents. Thank you very much for this.