A quick post to highlight the opportunities to provide feedback on the Revit product, the Revit API and the Forge Design Automation API for Revit:
The Revit Public Roadmap Update Summer 2021 was published last month with an invitation to provide feedback via likes:
Autodesk Revit 2022 shipped in April and we have added new features to the Revit Public Roadmap. For a live look, check out the Kanban board on Trello and like your favourites...
Specifically targeted at us Revit add-in and Forge app programmers, the Revit and Design Automation for Revit API Survey 2021 is now also ready and eagerly awaiting your input.
The Revit product team is conducting a survey to improve the functionality of Revit services:
Go to the Revit API survey Please take this brief 5-minute survey to help the Revit team prioritize new features and upcoming enhancements to the future releases of the Autodesk Revit and the Forge Design Automation for Revit APIs.
The survey remains open till September 24th.
So, you have exactly one month's time from now.
Thank you in advance for your time and interest!
Not related to Revit or its API, company policy forced me to upgrade to Big Sur MacOS 11.5.2.
The upgrade went smoothly.
However, a few things caused problems for me personally after the successful upgrade. Luckily, other people have faced and solved the same issues in the months since the initial Big Sur release – so, it was a good thing I was able to wait a while before diving into it:
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and /p
folders in the root dirMainly for my personal future reference, here are the steps I ended up taking to mount my shortcut folders in the root directory:
mount --> /dev/disk1s5s1 on / (apfs, sealed, local, read-only, journaled) mkdir -p -m777 ~/mount sudo mount -o nobrowse -t apfs /dev/disk1s5 ~/mount cd ~/mount/ sudo ln -s /Users/jta/a sudo ln -s /Users/jta/j sudo ln -s /Users/jta/music m sudo ln -s /Users/jta/Pictures p sudo ln -s /Volumes v sudo bless --folder ~/mount/System/Library/CoreServices --bootefi --create-snapshot
Still in the realm of computers and technology, but not Revit API related either, The Economist published a nice overview explaining how ransomware highlights the challenges and subtleties of cybersecurity and how governments want to defend themselves – and attack others.