http://blog.bimkicks.com/post/2011/0...tcut-Use).aspx
On March 2011 Luke Johnson who run What Revit Wants sent out a challenge, :
I was beat to the punch by Rod Howarth who runs a nifty Dev blog at http://blog.rodhowarth.com, he came up with a cool app at http://blog.rodhowarth.com/2011/03/r...e-utility.html.
However .. since I had already begun working on mine I am going to go ahead and release it.
There are a few key differences, I restructured the output, I included the raw analysis, I also allow you to select the TOP NUMBER of commands you would like to parse out. Last but not least is the option to click the RevitForum.org logo and have it launch the website to a post setup for the app, the results will also be automatically copied to your clipboard so you can paste them right into the site.
DOWNLOAD http://blog.bimkicks.com/file.axd?file=2011%2f3%2fRevitUsageAnalyzer.zip

On March 2011 Luke Johnson who run What Revit Wants sent out a challenge, :
Challenge - Revit Productivity Monitoring and Enhancement Tool
Here is a challenge for you API and programming wizards out there: make a tool that monitors the performance and productivity of a Revit user. What am I talking about? Mainly, I want to know how I can improve my productivity. I can see two big ways:
1. Ensure I am using keyboard shortcuts where possible
2. Avoid triggering commands unnecessarily, and thus having to abort them and retry
Here is a challenge for you API and programming wizards out there: make a tool that monitors the performance and productivity of a Revit user. What am I talking about? Mainly, I want to know how I can improve my productivity. I can see two big ways:
1. Ensure I am using keyboard shortcuts where possible
2. Avoid triggering commands unnecessarily, and thus having to abort them and retry
However .. since I had already begun working on mine I am going to go ahead and release it.
There are a few key differences, I restructured the output, I included the raw analysis, I also allow you to select the TOP NUMBER of commands you would like to parse out. Last but not least is the option to click the RevitForum.org logo and have it launch the website to a post setup for the app, the results will also be automatically copied to your clipboard so you can paste them right into the site.
DOWNLOAD http://blog.bimkicks.com/file.axd?file=2011%2f3%2fRevitUsageAnalyzer.zip


Comment