Hi everyone
I've started to learn about Autodesk Forge and I'm a beginner in coding.
I've been able to put together the Model 3D Viewer following this tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FMwgJcRHz8
My current tusk is:
to build a WebApp on Forge for model elements naming check based on customisable validation schemas similar to this one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxM5TojTmLE
With additional functionality of creating a BIM360 issue for every mismatch fond by checker, like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9EgshGh2is
My questions are:
Is there any learning paths or educational platform that I can use to achieve my goals on this?
Can you please share any relevant experience?
Any advices would be highly appreciated
P.S: I know about this one already:
https://learnforge.autodesk.io/#/?id=learn-autodesk-forge
Thanks in advance
Cheers
You can check the object names in two ways:
Option 1: Translate your designs with Forge & check the conversion output
The Forge Model Derivative service can extract all sorts of information (3D geometry, 2D drawings, property metadata, design hierarchies, etc.) from over 60 different design file formats, incl. Revit. The extracted data can then be viewed in Forge Viewer, or explored using various endpoints or through SDKs for specific programming language. In your case you could use the GET :urn/metadata/:guid endpoint to retrieve the design hierarchy which includes object names.
Option 2: Check your designs with custom Revit plugin using Design Automation
If you're familiar with Revit API and plugin development, you could also use the Forge Design Automation service to process Revit models with your custom plugin remotely, by starting a Revit instance on Autodesk servers.
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I made a json api with using this => https://www.django-rest-framework.org/tutorial/quickstart/
All the articles I read teach the creation and use of api within its own platform, what I need is what I produce on the web, use it to in other platforms. I made my api but no idea about how to import it in other platforms..
so how can I use my own api in my c# windows form application or my flutter project
Any link, guide etc.
First of all you should be clear about why you need an api. If you need to transfer data from one system to another, pick a way that you know you can operate on both sides.
JSON or XML are just ways of representing data, first think about what you need and how can you transport that data between systems...After that the implementation should be clear.
I'm new to flutter/dart and I'm trying to create a little application using a Clean Architecture design.
I read some blogs and several presentations of Uncle Bob's Clean Architecture before starting to code to get the most of it and now it's time to implement it.
I guess my application could be divided in 3 main features :
authentication
classes (get access to lessons/quizzes on specific subjects)
admin (manage user, create lessons etc..)
I started to implement the authentication feature following the clean pattern, that's to say with a domain, data and presentation layer and I guess I did it quite well. It's (almost) fully tested (I'm trying to do some TDD) and seems to work as I wanted.
Now comes the problem. I want to implement the classes feature. I wish it could be independent of the authentication but it's not the case... The classes feature need to get the authenticated user from the authentication feature. I searched a lot on the internet but I can't find how to implement Clean Architecture with multiple features that need to share some data.
So there are my 2 questions:
How to pass data from a feature to another ?
How to inject dependency in a feature that need data from another feature ? (I used get_it for the authentication feature and inject all dependencies in the main() method before building the app. Since it did not need any external data it worked well. Now it's seem not possible to do the same for the classes feature since it first needs to get some data from the authentication feature).
Thanks in advance for your answers.
Along with your 3 features you should add another called core and inside that folder you can add stuffs that need to be shared. It worked for me . Good luck
One option is if you instantiate classes after the user has already logged in, you can pass that data in as a constructor parameter.
More generally, Provider is probably the best dependency injection tool for flutter. If you "provide" the authentication class to the widget tree for the rest of the app, you can say at any point below it, Provider.of(context) to access it and any public field it has.
Hope you're still working on Flutter projects after that long time.
I've been fiddling around with Uncle Bob's Clean architecture, and I managed to implement it in Flutter few months ago.
It's perfect, it separates your code into components (modules if you're coming from a native Android development environment) and isolates your data sources, so if you want to change the way you make API requests for example, you'll only need to change the remote data source part in your app, and all your application should work as expected.
I have made a test app using Clean Architecture I just uploaded on github and added a humble readme that describes the basic architecture and components of the app, I'll work on written articles describing the code very soon.
For now you can access the repo from here
I'm trying to find an answer to this for some time now... My solution was to create some transformation methods in the model class. For example, I have an ProductModel in the home feature file (from where i can add products to the cart), and an ProductInOrderHistoryModel in the order history feature file. So in the ProductInOrderHistoryModel file I have a method called toProductModel that gets an instance of ProductInOrderHistoryModel and transform to a ProductModel. That way I can add a product to the cart directly from my history order page.
Probably it's not the best solution, and the Uncle Bom would be really mad at me. But it was how I manage to solve my problem...
We are able to provide an initial training model and ask for recommendations. When asking for recommendations we can provide new usage events. Are these persisted at all into the model? Do they manipulate the model at all?
Is there another way the data is supposed to be updated or do we need to retrain a new model every time we want to enrich the model?
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/cognitive-services/recommendations/
EDIT:
We are trying to use the "Recommendations Solution Template" which deploys a solution to Azure and provides a swagger endpoint for working with the model (https://gallery.cortanaintelligence.com/Tutorial/Recommendations-Solution)
It appears the Cognitive Services API is much richer than this. Can the swagger version's models be updated?
After more experience with this I discovered a few things as of August 21st, 2017:
While not intuitive for the uninitiated, new data requires training a new model for the data to be persisted into the model.
This allows a form of versioning the model, and means when you make new models you can switch recommendations to work how they did before if they don't work as well.
The recommended method appears to be to batch usage data and create new builds of the model on an interval.
The APIs do allow passing in recent usage data to allow recent data to be accounted for at scoring time, it's just not persisted.
The "upload usage events" call in the cognitive services API does not seem to work. Uploading the new usage data via a file does appear to work.
The Recommended Solutions Template vs. The Cognitive Services API
It appears the Recommended Solutions Template is a packaged version of the SAR (Smart Adaptive Recommendations) model inside the Cognitive Services API that is optimized for ease of use.
I'm presuming for other popular recommendation models like FBT the Cognitive Services API should be used as the deployable template only allows one model type.
Additional note on the Preview Status of the API
It seems microsoft is deprecating the datamart as of February and sending people to this preview API instead. Therefore it seem reasonable to presume this Preview is highly likely to move on past preview and not be killed.
As a part of my Software Development course I have to build a campus mapping mobile application which would include all the basic functionalities provided in google maps including searching,routing etc. Now in release 2 I have to implement routing.
Note: This is a completely offline application.
I have generated tiles rendered them in my application, implemented search location and present location.
Can somebody tell me how to perform routing in the map as i am in my second year and I have completely no knowledge of OSM?
Note: Also the application is to be cross platform..:)
The OSM wiki contains a lot of information about routing. You should read about OSM's basic elements and OSM tags for routing. If you get stuck at some point then take a look at one of the many online routers, offline routers and libraries, several of them are open source.
I am working on a Web Project similar to Google-Video.
As for now, I want to start coding the site.
I know some PHP, HTML and MySQL.
I already have:
Database built and ready (in MySQL)
Links and Tags in the Database
The thing is, I don't want to code everything from hand.
As I've seen so far, with CMS it's not possible to use my own database. Or am I wrong?
And what Framework would you suggest me?
Looking forward for your advice!
Thanks
You should probably start over, but use your existing DB design as your logical schema to be implemented in the CMS you eventually choose.
Go to http://cmsmatrix.org/ and compare Drupal, Joomla!, eZ Publish and TYPO3 for the best fit for your requirements.
Also, pay attention to the search engine features available with each one. e.g. eZ Publish eZ Find is based on Lucene.
In terms of functionality ( but excluding add management and your specific layout or graphic-design) you should be able to create a reasonable clone within a few hours using eZ. Here is one example http://untoldstories.eu/ezinfo/about