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Autodesk FormIt – Architectural Form Modeler for the iPad

EDIT: My post was up before the app I think! Here is some more info:Itunes App Store link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/autodesk-formit/id575282599?ls=1&mt=8 Autodesk page:http://autodeskformit.com…

2012-11-26 · Luke Johnson
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Three becomes Four – Ways to go from Grasshopper to Revit

I previously posted about Three Ways to go from Grasshopper to Revit. However, Vasari Talk 18 (uploaded by AutodeskBuilding) shows that there are at least 4. Learn more by viewing the playlist embedde…

2012-09-26 · Luke Johnson
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Grasshopper to Vasari via IFC – yes, you can

Geometry Gym has released an IFC importer for Vasari Beta – links below: ggRevitIFC2013x64 v0.0.37.msi (13th September 2012) REVIT 2013 ggRevitIFC2012x64 v0.0.37.msi (13th September 2012) REVIT 2012 g…

2012-09-19 · Luke Johnson
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Vasari Workshop videos (playlist)

AutodeskEd uploaded a bunch of Vasari Workshop videos late last week. I have put them all in a playlist and embedded it for you below. The playlist is just over 2 hours long: Open embedded content: ww…

2012-06-25 · Luke Johnson
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Project Vasari SDK Software Development Kit for download

In addition to Project Vasari itself, you can now download a Software Development Kit (SDK). This kit is intended for power users who wish to use the Application Program Interface (API) to work with P…

2012-05-17 · Luke Johnson
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Open Source Dynamo plug-in for Vasari meets Autodesk Labs

Just in case you missed this – Autodesk has picked up the previous work of Mr Keough on Dynamo and provided a Labs plugin for Vasari! Dynamo for VasariBuild parametric functionality on top of Vasari w…

2012-01-30 · Luke Johnson
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Vasari shows off to its big brother

Hey Revit, look what I can do! if you bring a #Revit model into #Vasari the grid lines show up in 3D like reference planes-that can be really useful for coordination via @pete1352 Matt Petermann onTwi…

2011-12-15 · Luke Johnson
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Who was Vasari anyway?

Giorgio Vasari (30 July 1511 – 27 June 1574) was an Italian painter, writer, historian and architect, who is today famous for his biographies of Italian artists, considered the ideological foundation …

2011-09-08 · Luke Johnson