At Forge DevCon Las Vegas, new public betas were announced for the Automation API. The Automation API can be used to create applications that automate output and configurations of design files. With

Forge 3ds Max Design Automation is in public Beta

In a recent interaction with a Forge customer, we noticed that all of their resources are stored in a server protected with user login credentials, unlike generic cloud storage service providers which

Added Autodesk.PDF extension Prototype vector rendering loader for PDF files. Sample code: // Create Viewer instance and load PDF file on page 1 Autodesk.Viewing.Initializer(options, function() { var

Update your Viewer URL to the new versioning format

Forge Viewer now supports super-fast 'native' PDF rendering. Sample code includes offline, measure snapping and markup support

In case you weren’t able to join us for Forge DevCon, we have some great news! We’re happy to announce that Revit Automation API (aka Revit IO) will be going to public beta on January 28, 2019. What

Forge DevCon at AU Las Vegas is right around the corner, so we’ve gathered all the info you need to be ready. If you have additional questions, email us at forge.devcon@autodesk.com. And if your

A new version of Design Automation has just gone into public beta, with support for engines like Revit, Inventor, or 3ds Max. Let's take a look at how we can leverage the new APIs by building a minimalistic pipeline that automatically generates thumbnails for IPT files using the Inventor engine.

This change is expected to take place alongside of product’s Issues data migration and UI changes. At AU Las Vegas, you will hear the product team announcing the change and describe the detail. This