The Rebar Extensions were originally developed by Autodesk but due to their close partnership with CADS, they have asked us to develop and maintain the extensions. Supported concrete elements include beams, columns, continuous footings, parapets, pile caps, concrete piles, retaining walls, slab corners, slab openings, spread footings, wall corners, and walls. Specify the parameters to be used when reinforcing the structure. Select the structural concrete elements to be reinforced, launch the appropriate tool, or select the automatic generation tool.
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It looks like calling the following method of the `CefSettings` object (before it gets passed to `Cef.Initialize`): We are considering adopting an approach involving moving our UI to a separate process entirely, similar to what is prototyped here ( ), but are still in early phases of investigation.ĭo you have any guidance on the best way forward for Addin developers that are currently initializing CEF it seems we have very similar architectures. As cef can only be initialized once, our addin is broken on 2019.1 until we can find a solution. We initialize CEF and explicitly introduce a custom scheme (see: ) that we use to pass information back and forth between an html/js UI and a C# dll that calls into the revit API. We have one big problem with the new CEF behavior, and I was wondering if the API team considered our use case when you made the change. Two thumbs up for moving to standardize CEF usage across addins - it will be nice when we can distribute our addin without the bulky CEF dlls. Dynamo for Revit and P&ID add-in for Revit also uses CEFsharp prior to Revit 2019.1 release. Example of features that uses CEFsharp library includes the new Revit Home and the Site Collaboration with Civil 3D feature in Revit 2019.1. Autodesk recommends realigning add-ins to use the version provided by and loaded by Revit. In addition, Revit 2019.1 now forcibly loads a version of CEFsharp prior to add-in initialization. This means that add-ins which load a different version of the CEFsharp library may not function as before. In order to avoid version conflicts, we want to make it clear the version of CEFsharp that Revit uses: CEFsharp version 57.0.0.
Unfortunately, when different versions of the library are used, it leads to instability issues for Revit. We have learned that some 3 rd party add-ins also use this library. Revit 2019.1 and a few other Autodesk add-ins uses the CEFsharp library for several features. If you are using CEFsharp library, please read on. But we’d like to point out up front one important item that might affect your apps if your app uses CEFsharp library. For developers perspective, 2019.1 includes a few new API’s as well. Please take a look here for more detail for new features in the product. There are quite a few interesting new feature.
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