So a while back I wrote a post about transforming Revit's internal coordinates to the Project/Survey coordinate systems. While it was a good stab, it wasn't the best implementation.. I was wildly unfamiliar with Transforms back then and saw them... Continue Reading →
I spend most my days these days in Unity and I really love it. There really isn't much you can't do in it and it is such a great sandbox for learning new things in C#. Quite a bit of... Continue Reading →
A few weeks ago I created my first implementation of an Octree... What are Octrees you ask, well, they are super cool is what they are. I have only ever seen them being used in Game Dev, and have always... Continue Reading →
Whilst 2020 was a year like no other and has been more than a little tricky for most people, there is a slight silver lining... we can now be trusted unequivocally to work from home! This is a good move... Continue Reading →
And here we are... 2021 finally! Freedom is on the horizon (if you squint really hard), although hard to see it amidst yet another national lock-down and Covid V2.0 running amok the streets of London. So, with not much else... Continue Reading →
While on the forums, one thing I don't see much of is using sets in their code where it is ideal (either in Dynamo Built-In Nodes or in python). Most of the time you see simple things made complicated with... Continue Reading →
Several years ago, when I was relatively new to Unity, I made Camera Controller. The Standard Assets controllers are ok... but they are quite limited and I wanted something a little more like Revit/Unity Editor, an application style camera basically,... Continue Reading →
And I'm back...almost! It has been a very busy 4 months, Uni and Work both vying for my attention harder than ever especially with the Covid cloud of doom hovering overhead. However, two more weeks of uni to learn combinatorics... Continue Reading →
Recently, one of my good friends asked me if it is possible to get the Swept Profile and Path of an In-Place family. They had tried the FamilyInstance.GetSweptProfile, however, In-place families don't support this (no idea why In-place families have... Continue Reading →
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