Kean Walmsley


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May 21, 2013: AutoCAD and Civil 3D API wishlist surveys
Comments: 0 | Categories: AutoCAD , Civil 3D
The ADN team has recently announced their annual API wishlist surveys for both AutoCAD and AutoCAD Civil 3D. Our Engineering teams take the results of these surveys very seriously, and greatly appreciate the time you take to provide us with...

May 17, 2013: Getting to know AutoCAD Architecture, MEP & Mechanical
Comments: 3 | Categories: AutoCAD
Do you make regular use of AutoCAD Architecture (ACA), AutoCAD MEP (AME) or AutoCAD Mechanical (ACM)? If so, I’d be interested in hearing from you. First, some background. Something I haven’t yet talked about on this blog is an additional...

May 16, 2013: Heading home
Comments: 0 | Categories: Personal
I’m at Changi airport, about to board my Swiss flight for Zurich. I had a great few days, here in Singapore, culminating in a presentation on integrating Kinect Fusion and Leap Motion with AutoCAD for members of the various engineering...

May 13, 2013: In Singapore
Comments: 0 | Categories: Autodesk , DesignScript , Reality capture
I arrived yesterday morning in Singapore, coming in on a Singapore Airlines A380 from Zurich. It was a great flight, as far as long-hauls in economy go: comfortable seats with a great choice of films to watch (my favourite on...

May 10, 2013: Returning data from .NET to JavaScript inside AutoCAD
Comments: 0 | Categories: AutoCAD , AutoCAD .NET , JavaScript
Here’s something else that may be of interest to people. As I was working towards the solution shown in the last post – before Albert told me about the ucsToWorld() function (thanks, Albert :-) – I ended up extending the...

May 8, 2013: Jigging AutoCAD geometry in an arbitrary UCS using JavaScript
Comments: 0 | Categories: AutoCAD , AutoCAD .NET , Geometry , JavaScript , Jigs , Runtime
I’ve learned a few things since the last post, where we complemented AutoCAD’s new JavaScript API with some additional .NET functionality to work around an issue that existed in the code we’d developed in the previous two posts. Firstly, I...

May 6, 2013: Complementing AutoCAD’s JavaScript API using .NET
Comments: 3 | Categories: AutoCAD , AutoCAD .NET , Graphics system , JavaScript , Jigs , Runtime
After having some fun writing our first jig inside AutoCAD, last week, and calling it either from an HTML page or an AutoCAD command defined in a .js file, in today’s post we’re going to see how we can use...

May 3, 2013: Jigging an AutoCAD circle from a JavaScript-defined command
Comments: 0 | Categories: AutoCAD , AutoCAD .NET , Commands , Geometry , Graphics system , JavaScript , Jigs , Runtime , Visual Studio
Just to complement yesterday’s post showing how to define a simple jig using JavaScript, here’s the same code from a separate .js file: var doc = Acad.Application.activedocument; var center = new Acad.Point3d(0, 0, 0); var radius = 0; var trId;...

May 2, 2013: Jigging an AutoCAD circle using JavaScript
Comments: 0 | Categories: AutoCAD , AutoCAD .NET , HTML , JavaScript , Jigs
After talking about the architecture of our JavaScript API in this recent post – and mentioning the approach we expect developers to take when creating geometry in one of the comments – I thought it would be worth spending the...

April 29, 2013: Call for proposals: Autodesk University 2013
Comments: 2 | Categories: AU , AutoCAD , AutoCAD .NET , Kinect , Leap Motion
I arrived back safely in Switzerland on Saturday night. It was a pretty good trip to the Bay Area, this time: most surprisingly this is the first time ever I’ve managed to sleep through until 6am (or thereabouts) on every...

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