Hi community,
Just want to know how you would test a node made from Zero Touch?
Mine is like: Build => Opens up Revit => Dynamo => (import library if it’s the first time) => Run => Close out Dynamo & Revit => Debug => Build…
It’s tedious to me to close out Dynamo & Revit every time re-building is required. What is your practice on this?
Thx~~
In visual studio, put Revit as external application when you finish build and press start to check your code Revit will pop up and work to test.
Thanks @ingenieroahmad
I don’t really mind to launch Revit myself or set it as an external app in VS to save the extra click. I’m working with a large model. Even if I simplify it into a smaller test model, very likely to miss some of details. Forcing me to that routine above, close, modify code, build and waiting model kicks in…
I don’t know if there’s any tools like Add-in Manager in Revit SDK, avoid exiting Revit every build.
I just found out there was discussion about this:
hi @jshial have you tried yet ?
@jean fantastic! Let me look into it. Thank u so much!