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  • How to load up Tekla DLLs and a Hello World Application (Tekla Open API Course)

    This post and tutorial shows you how to set up your Tekla Dependencies (i.e. DLLs) on an Tekla Open API project: Source code: Directly Embedded code: Nuget Packages: And if you prefer vimeo (i.e. if you hate youtube ads) checkout this link:

  • Tekla Open API Course (Full Outline)

    This is going to be a concise, high value and pithy course on the Tekla Open API. You may find other courses out there that boast about: 50+ hours. That might work well for them and their students, but almost everything you need to know can be boiled down to a few simple concepts. Especially…

  • Introduction – Setting up your Environment (Tekla Open API Course)

    This is a course on how to program using Tekla’s Open API. We will start from the very beginning and get into some complicated topics. These are the principles I use when developing Tekla API applications. The following posts a video tutorial on how to get started using the Tekla Open API. The first thing…

  • The Code Behind the Shed Builder Application – via Tekla’s Open API

    The Code Behind the Shed Builder As promised, here are the key methods behind the ShedBuilder: I have separate classes – e.g. Facia, Column, Chord, Girt etc. to better represent the concepts and the interplay between all the items – and then I simply tie them all together to get the output that I want,…

  • How to Automate the Modelling of Sheds (using Tekla’s Open API)

    The way of the future is automation. Use the Tekla API to automate the modelling of items that are relatively standardised – e.g. sheds, or warehouses etc. The following is a program we putting into production re: the detailing of Sheds. If the designs can be standardized, you can turbo-charge the detailing / design. You…

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