

Unfortunately, though, compiling them is quite another matter: Compiling the Revit 2019 SDK Samples NET framework 4.7 is indeed listed in the VS target framework options, and I can load the SDK samples successfully with no warnings. The targeting packs are available from /net/targeting.Īccordingly, I installed the 4.7 targeting pack NDP47-DevPack-KB3186612-ENU.exe (86492264 bytes). Having the 4.7 runtime and having the "4.7 Targeting pack" to write code in 4.7 are two very different things. How to fix that is explained in the StackOverflow thread NET framework 4.7 was still not listed in the Visual Studio 2015 target framework options, though. To download it from the Microsoft download centre, I am still using Visual Studio 2015, by the way.įor that information, all further API details and system requirements, please refer to I set about compiling the SDK samples and discovered that this is not possible without first installing the. C:\Autodesk\Revit_2019_G1_Win_64bit_dlm\Utilities\SDK\RevitSDK.exe.


I searched the installation subfolders for RevitSDK.exe and found it here: AppearanceAssetEditing using deprecated API.SampleCommandsSteelElements lacks components.Numerous Revit API assembly reference conflicts.Processor architecture mismatch warnings.I installed Revit 2019 and compiled the Revit 2019 SDK.
