Model States were introduced in Inventor 2022. While product documentation covers the basics well, our ADN team has offered extensive support for developers transitioning to this feature. With ...

If you wish to change a Property's value on a document having Model States, the workflow via API is the similar to the Inventor UI: Activate the required Model State using ModelState.Activate. Set the ...

This article will look at creating a nozzle to use in the nozzles catalog which AutoCAD Plant 3D equipment loads when putting nozzles on equipment. First we have the includes, this script the includes ...

Using the Revit API, we can determine if a family was created using a Wall, Floor, Face, Ceiling or Roof based template. This is particularly helpful in case of, say, a generic mass family which can ...

Check here the Part 1 of this series. The first example script is taken from an older Autodesk University class (AU Python PDF). The pdf is available here. Beginning on page 44, the pdf creates a ...

As mentioned in this forum post, unfortunately, the relevant API does not work :( ...

AutoCAD Plant 3D provides a command to share a plant project to the ACC cloud: PLANTPROJECTCOLLABORATION . For more details, refer to To Share a Plant Project to the Cloud . However, this command ...

As you may be already aware, If you have an app on the Autodesk App Store, then you might want to check if the user actually paid for and downloaded your app from the store, or just copied it from ...

In this post we looked at using graphics functions provided by AutoCAD API to show temporary graphics. In this post we will look at using the transient graphics API to draw temporary graphics. This ...

AutoCAD 2013 has a command line version of AutoCAD that can help you with significantly faster batch processing of drawings. Please note that the use of this utility is not officially supported by ...

It is possible to use functionalities from custom dlls in your iLogic rules, you just need to declare the AddReference “adn.dll” (replaced by the name of your dll obviously) at the top of your rule.