Visual Studio 2013 Communite Version X Autocad .net Wizards 2016

[frankjanuba715924]

I have installed with no problems Autocad 2016 .net wizards, but not show in dialog templates of Visual Studio 2013 community version. Anyone knows a solution for this?

[BlackBox]

This may (or may not?) be of use, as I went through something similar back when Autodesk released 2015:

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/net/a...d/td-p/5169991



HTH

[frankjanuba715924]

In my case, I have installed with no errors, but just in c++ has something from autocad templates for 4.5 .Net framework, nothing in 4.0 or lower.

"Under this folder, you will find the "Visual Basic\Autodesk" and "Visual C#\Autodesk" sub folders with the project templates.

Please unzip the file, and open "MyTemplate.vstemplate" file in an editor. This file should have the framework specified as

<RequiredFrameworkVersion>4.5</RequiredFrameworkVersion>
<MaxFrameworkVersion>4.5</MaxFrameworkVersion>

This will ensure that the project template only appears if it is 4.5"

I look in this folder and is empty.

[BlackBox]

In my case, I have installed with no errors, but just in c++ has something from autocad templates for 4.5 .Net framework....

Sounds like you mistakenly installed the ObjectARX Wizard (C++ for AutoCAD), in lieu of the .NET Wizard... These are not to be confused with the ObjectARX SDK, which provides both ObjectARX, and .NET (managed .NET & COM) assembly references and API documentation.


Cheers

[frankjanuba715924]

Sounds like you mistakenly installed the ObjectARX Wizard (C++ for AutoCAD), in lieu of the .NET Wizard... These are not to be confused with the ObjectARX SDK, which provides both ObjectARX, and .NET (managed .NET & COM) assembly references and API documentation.


Cheers

Thanks BlackBox, i have installed this:
http://images.autodesk.com/adsk/file...zards-2016.zip
Is correct file?

[Ed Jobe]

ObjectARX is for the C++ language. You need the .NET wizards. Go to this page and scroll to the very bottom to find "AutoCAD .NET Wizards".

[RICVBA]

I'll try and put my question here, since it's VS Community related
I had successfully installed VS Express for Desktop and then I got caught in the VS Community temptation
So I downloaded the installation exe from https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/post-download-vs but installation process failed and there they started countless attempt for trying and fix it following what I found here and there in the web. I also wrote twice to Microsoft via the help form that automatically appears after every installation failure, but getting no answer. So I subscribed to msdn and launched a help cry there too. but not a sign of intelligent life after a week.
my actual problem is that right after the very first failed attempt at installing VS Community 2015, I had problems in VS Express too: very slow at loading a solution as well as responding to commands in xamls solutions design window. Windows forms solution had problems as well, where I had to "ignore and continue" to make them run.
so I'm now completely stuck with C#/Autocad programming.
I run a Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 system, and highly hope I don't have to reinstall it.
may be someone of you has already incurred in what above and successfully got through.
in the meanwhile...going forward with VBA!

[BlackBox]

Firstly, thanks, Ed.


Second, I'll see if I cannot revisit this next week when I'm on vacation - I'm supposed to be on vacation today, but am still working remotely on some SWFWMD review comments, so my engineer can finish the model and submit next week Grrr - as I do not have either Express, or Community installed (only VS 2015 Enterprise currently).


Cheers

[RICVBA]

thank you BB
I wouldn't have you not enjoy your vacation, I decided to install Windows 10 tomorrow and watch what happens...
I'll keep you informed

[BlackBox]

Not at all; my vacation time is long over due (I have several weeks of unused time). In fact, I'm already planning to do some development for a friend (consulting), updating my own Exchange Apps, dig into SincPac, etc. which ironically is more for fun as a departure from 'work'. Haha :geek:

Cheers