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After the first test of the Glide app I found there was limited ways to input data. You had to edit a sheet tab of data but no method of automatically tagging that an item had been updated. That is, that I have identified so far. Video clip showing quick demousing Recordit The documentation and

Click this link to go to developed app. Glide is a bit like Coda, but different. Its intentions is to build an app without needing to code. Allowing you to focus on content rather than process. It has a free tier and you need to sign up/sign in. You need a google account so that

When I first started doing YouTube videos and testing software my aim was to have the talking head (mine) in the bottom corner while demonstrating the process on the screen. It adds something to the tutorial in my opinion. I tested a number of different video recording programmes, mostly free, but the free versions did

I was trying to resolve how to make a 360 panorama in Simlab Composer 8 pro, as shown in this video and went back to the article Take Your Designs to a New Level with 360 3D and it mentioned 360Player.io, which I have not come across before, so I had to quickly test it.

In the last article Revit links- Relative & URL I was looking at linking to data with URL’s which is either a linkage to an external file or a web page. In one video the gentleman was showing Revit links to manufacturers web pages, which is useful in the construction phase of a project. If

I’ve been messing around Revit URL parameters. The thinking goes thusly: If I’m on a mobile device, I can scan a QR code for URL to take me to……, but what if I’m on my desktop and want to follow a link? I dont want to go to the hassle of scanning a QR code,

In the previous post 3D QR code attempt 2 I succeeded in getting a QR code into Revit and was able to scan it there & also export to 3D PDF to scan there too. Unfortunately the process that was used required using an Autodesk free trial (30 day) programme Formit for conversion from TinkerCad

First, I’d like to stand corrected regarding a closing comment I made in the previous post on this subject, Trying to get 3D QR code in Revit/3DPDF, “The QR codes are sometimes referred as 3D codes as there is an X, Y and colour dimension (some marketing idiot obviously).” I found this article that discusses

I can get barcodes as part of a 3D text object in Revit. Unfortunately this is only a code. It doesn’t send you anywhere at all. I would like a 3d QR code floating in a room in revit, then this 3D object can be exported to 3D PDF. With a QR code, if you

In the last post QR code practical uses I explored a few uses like vCards and wifi connections. At the end of the post there were still a few items I wanted to try. SMS message The instance that I came across was an after-hours locked off lift. A sign with a barcode allowed you