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I cant run two sessions of Revit 2010 as I use to do with 2009? Gives me this error: Visual Studio Tools for Applications (VSTA) is disabled for this session of REVIT
VSTA can only link to one Revit Session per installation.An active session of Revit Architecture is already using VSTA I mean com_on this is really crazy!! So now how am I suppose to open two sessions at once? I use to Render on one while working on other and does this mean I will have to buy two PC's and two licenses if I want to run more than one session? See the print screen error attached
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You can use two sessions simultaneously. Visual studio is for the programming in Revit. Ignore the message.
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Managed to get it to work as intended thanks Tim How does one use programming in Revit? I have never really heard of using Revit for programming etc. Can you ellaborate on this subject? Or point me in the right direction? Thanks
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This requires programming in Visual Basic or C++ and I haven't really got into this much. There is information on starting off in the help, which also refers you to other sources for learning the programming. You will see the function in Revit in the Manage menu, under Macros.
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also there should be info on your Revit cd's about VSTA
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there are also some really good blogs out there about it, check this one out...http://revit-programmer.blogspot.com/
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How did you get it to work? I have the same problem!
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