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Key Learnings
- Learn how to modify a Revit add-in to work with Design Automation
- Learn how to manage Revit links and family files on Design Automation
- Learn how to get different results from the same add-in with the use of JSON parameters
- Learn how to debug your cloud application with log messages
Speakers
- RBRahul BhobeRahul Bhobe is a Senior Principal Software Developer for Revit at Autodesk. He holds a B. Tech degree in Naval Architecture from IIT Madras and a masters degree in Software Systems. He has been with Autodesk for 14 years working on several features of Revit. Currently he is developing Design Automation for Revit and teaching customers how to use them. He has taught multiple AU classes in past 4 years. In 2008, he started working on Revit Conceptual Modeling design where he implemented Adaptive Components, Point Elements and Divided Surface. He has then worked on several Revit features like Family, Groups, Links and Worksharing. He has a total of 22 years of CAD/CAM development experience.
- Jason KunkelJason has worked across the design and technology spectrum of the AEC industry for over 25 years. After graduating from the University of Virginia School of Architecture, he began his career as an architectural designer for a major mid-Atlantic architecture firm specializing in large, public sector projects. Discovering a passion and knack for technology, he migrated to the IT support world, spending over a decade as the Director of Information Technology, where he applied that passion to help architects and engineers leverage technology in new and exciting ways, and save time in the process. Working at CADD Microsystems, Jason has been able to apply his knowledge and experience to help a wider range of customers achieve the same goals. He is one of the founders of RevitRVA, a Revit user group in the central Virginia area, and has a wide array of knowledge and experience with both software and hardware to help companies improve their processes and work more effectively.
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