Recently we've been getting questions around the same topic: "What would be the most cost-effective way to run my Forge application on Microsoft Azure?" To address that question, let's take a look at

Do you use SVF? Have you tried SVF2? If the answer is yes to either of them, please take a moment to fill this survey about SVF/SVF2. SVF is a format used to view a model with Forge API. SVF2 is a

If you need to work with an SQLite database, one way is to use System.Data.SQLite It's not part of the .NET framework install, but available through NuGet: https://www.nuget.org/packages/System.Data

Autodesk University 2020 was a week-long spectacular virtual experience that has and will continue through the month and beyond. There was an extraordinary amount of product and feature announcements

At Autodesk University 2020 you were able to learn from hundreds of Autodesk experts and your industry peers. But the learning does not stop there! You still have plenty of time to catch any of the

I wrote about migrating our C# .NET samples to VB.NET: learnforge Modify Your Models - VB.NET You can do the same with any of our .NET projects, including View your models Once you converted the

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If you just want to rotate a sheet in the Viewer, that's quite simple. You can set the rotation before or after loading the sheet. Before: var mx = new THREE.Matrix4(); mx.makeRotationZ(90 * Math.PI /

Autodesk University 2020 launched on November 17th with multiple product announcements, vision statements, hundreds of robust pieces of learning content, and much more. But one theme, in particular