Artichoke, and resuming Revit API development – Part 1

It has been a very long time since I last posted. It was a very busy period and it is just this time that I got myself a time to do new post. Very recently, I pursued a temporary work through Upwork that uses my Revit API development abilities....
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Moving to new challenges…

I am not developing Revit API applications anymore, but I am not closing the doors for it. I still have to create such things for my future’s sake. I am making ready myself to move, even though we are still in pandemic. While doing this, I am thinking of...
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Hello there (again), everyone!

For the next months I will be introducing to you the new Math, CAD and BIM Thingys blog site. I will be moving here and post relevant tutorials and issues regarding Building Information Modeling software usage (particularly Revit), Revit API programming, mathematical approaches, as well as computational and generative...
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Revit classes and WPF? The first M in MVVM

I have been receiving inquiries on my blog regarding the use of Revit classes inside the WPF window, because I mentioned that we must not use the Revit API classes inside our view models, the reason being the Revit classes obstruct the use of view-view model functionality during the...
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Using Celery.2DGraphItemSelector in Dynamo

Since I cannot produce a YouTube tutorial on how to use Celery’s 2DGraphItemSelector due to some hindrances in my surroundings, I rather post a blog to explain its usage. Sorry to keep you waiting for too long. Anyway, as you can see in this node, there are two inputs...
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Celery: A new package for Dynamo

Just recently I published a new set of Dynamo nodes into a package called Celery. While Rutabaga is a package of various useful nodes built with Zero Touch, Celery contains nodes built with custom user interface using WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation). The reason for building these nodes in Celery...
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Rutabaga for Dynamo

This year I have just developed a new set of nodes in Rutabaga. Majority of these nodes are made for use in our office, but it is a great thing to make it public and let Dynamo users use and evaluate them. Rutabaga nodes concentrate on linked documents and...
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