As posted earlier, the Revit Addin Wizard (RevitAddinWizard) has supported Revit 2014, both standalone flavors such as Revit Architecture 2014, Revit Structure 2014 and Revit MEP 2014, and suite (bundle) like Autodesk Revit 2014, in not only the project wizards (for C# or VB.NET) but also various coders and widgets like the Revit Locator and the RegEdit Launcher.
In this post, let's demonstrate using Revit Addin Wizard (RevitAddinWizard) to create an addin project for Revit 2014. All other pages of the project wizard are the same as early versions. The Revit version and flavor combo boxes in the Addin Project Properties page will display the 2014 version of Revit properly even including the one bundled in Suites.
As usual, the Revit .NET API assemblies will be properly added into the auto-generated project in regardless of C# or VB.NET, the manifest file (.AddIn) automatically generated and correctly deployed to the right spot, and the project debug path set exactly as what the Revit executable resides. In this way, pressing the F5 button inside the Visual Studio debugger window will launch the Revit 2014, load the addin assembly, and create a Ribbon Button along with both an external application and an external command automatically and properly. Developing and debugging Revit addin projects in either C# or VB.NET cannot be at that ease now!
As always, the build of Revit Addin Wizard (RevitAddinWizard) can be downloaded from the Download link at the bottom of the blog index page.