AutoCAD
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For those of you unable to attend AU 2013 in person, the keynote sessions and a small number of this year's classes will be streamed live. And they're free to attend: you just need to be registered with AU Online. I'm lucky to be presenting one of only 11 classes that are scheduled to be […]
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Yesterday I presented a condensed sneak peek of my upcoming AU sessions on Kinect Fusion and Leap Motion to colleagues in the Neuchâtel office (I'll do the same at our office in Gümligen next week). It was good to make sure my various demos are working well in time for AU, as well as creating […]
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Yesterday the first AutoCAD 2014 for Mac customers pealed the virtual shrinkwrap off their shiny digital copies. Here's some info on this release from my friend Micah, the AutoCAD for Mac Product Manager: There's been quite a lot of press on the 2014 release already, both from Autodesk and beyond (here are but a few examples […]
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Something you realise quite early on when working with the Kinect Fusion component in the Microsoft Kinect SDK is that it's really meant to integrate into a 2D UI: it takes care of rendering the volume that's being mapped, and you simply have to integrate the generated bitmap somewhere into your app's UI. The primary […]
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I had a little fun with the title for this post: unfortunately this one isn't a "how to" and I'm not actually going to provide a code sample. But I did want to highlight how AutoCAD's .NET API has been used for at least one exhibit at this year's Burning Man, and a very cool […]
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A few weeks ago the Kinect SDK was updated to version 1.8. I'd been eagerly awaiting this update for one reason, in particular: aside from receiving some updates to provide more robust tracking – something that was very much needed – Kinect Fusion has now been updated to include realistic colours in the output. There […]
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I was writing up a rather lengthy post following on from Monday's when I realised I needed some diagrams. And then I realised they were going to be complicated enough to need AutoCAD to create them. And then I realised I needed to write some code to generate some of the graphics, as they were […]
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So after several posts leading up to the big reveal, as it were, in today's post we're going to see the full "De-skew Raster" application in action – and give you the complete source to fool around with. The main addition over where we were in the last post is the HTML5 and JavaScript UI […]
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I've just come back after a long weekend here in the canton of Neuchâtel – the Jeûne Fédéral, a holiday I've mentioned a few times in the past – which we spent visiting friends in Berg and then at the Comptoir Suisse in Lausanne. This weekend was also the Exchange Apps Portathon, which turned out […]
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In this previous post, we saw some of the issues around executing standard Python code to de-skew raster images inside IronPython (and the effects those differences can have on the results). In this post, we're going to build the ability to execute our Python code from a .NET module loaded inside AutoCAD with the help […]