Triple Zero (B)Labs
We build things and write about it.
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How to Push to Multiple Git Repositories Simultaneously
Keeping two distinct Git repositories in sync—like a public GitHub repository and a private internal Git server—can be a tedious chore if you are manually pushing to them one by one. If one push succeeds and the other is forgotten, your codebases immediately drift out of sync. The most elegant solution is configuring a “dual-push”…
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Give Your Windows Apps a Facelift With Our AI-Friendly WPF Theme
Let’s paint a familiar picture: you spin up a new WPF project, drop a basic Button onto your MainWindow, hit F5, and are instantly transported back to 2008. The default controls are, to put it mildly, visually offensive. Those harsh gray gradients, cramped borders, and rigid shapes make it painfully obvious you are building on…
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How I Develop Apps On My Phone While Sitting in Manila Traffic
Dev tools have officially gotten to the point where a mobile phone is now a legitimate place to ship code from. Not “read the code.” Not “approve a PR.” Actually implement a feature and have it live on your server two minutes later.
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The Struggle is Real: Migrating from Unifi to Content Catalog
It’s no secret that the landscape of Revit content management is shifting. Since Autodesk acquired Unifi in 2023, the roadmap has become clear: Unifi is close to being deprecated in favor of Autodesk Content Catalog. Sounds simple, right? Not quite. We all know where we are going, but getting your BIM content from Point A…
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We Want Digital Perfection, but We’re Building with Analog Hands
Let’s face it, we’re living in the future, right? We have self-driving cars (sort of), phones that can practically read our minds, and we’re sending rockets to Mars for fun. So why, oh why, are we still building things with paper plans and tape measures? Everyone in architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) is buzzing about…
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How I Used AI To Recreate The Iconic Structure in King’s Cross Station With A Revit Macro
Here’s what happened when I challenged an AI to model the complex structure of King’s Cross Station in Revit. No Dynamo, just raw C# as a Revit macro.
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The Ephany Framework, Explained.
Ephany is a standardized framework for your asset data that you can own, extend, and build upon. Your organization can finally own your data and the source code to boot.
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Web-based Merchandise Planning: Introducing Capacity Planner by Triple Zero Labs
Capacity Planner is a conceptual design tool built for merchandising workflows. It seeks to help with site feasibility studies, macro planning, and everything in between. Starting with a building shell, users are able to generate a floor plan with department capacity and merchandise categories as the main focus.
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How I Used AI to Downgrade a Revit Family From 2024 to 2022
What if Revit families were backwards compatible? Could we use AI and a little C# coding to force Revit 2024 to talk to Revit 2022?
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Use Dynamo to delete all views in Revit (Updated for Dynamo v2.x)
We have all been there. You receive a model from a consultant or a partner firm, and it is absolutely weighed down by hundreds of working views, temporary sections, and unorganized elevations. Before you can link this model into your project or start your own work, you need to “clean up” the file to ensure…
