Install Now. This method, the default for installation from the Autodesk desktop app, is available for Windows only.In Autodesk Account, you can change the default download method. If the method you want isn’t listed, it may not be available for your product, operating system, or browser. Choose a download method (Install Now, Download Now, or Browser Download).In addition, some products provide improved installation services for more information, see Does my product use the improved installation services? If you’re downloading software from a site other than Autodesk Account (for example, the Education Community website), the order of these steps may vary. Installation varies according to whether you start it from Autodesk Account or from the Autodesk desktop app (Windows only). Some products are delivered on a DVD or USB thumb drive. You can make purchases from within many Autodesk products. Get more information about the Autodesk desktop app, including a link to install it. If the Autodesk desktop app was installed on your computer when you purchased a product, you can install directly from there. Usually you can download software, use it on a trial basis, and subscribe when the trial expires.
You can find trial versions on the Autodesk Products page. Members of the Education Community can obtain software by logging in to the Education Community website. You also have access to previous versions directly from your Autodesk account. Sign in to your account and look for your product in the list of Products & Services. Subscribe to and download the most recent versions of Autodesk software. Or, if possible, you could remove the %programfiles% variable and go with the simpler path,Įxecute-Process -Path 'Setup.Obtain your Autodesk software in one of the following ways: You may end up with ‘smart quotes’ that Powershell no likey.Īssuming your syntax is correct regarding what Revit wants for install switches, this looks better:Įxecute-Process -Path 'Setup.exe' -Parameters “/t /qb /language en-us /c RLT: INSTALLDIR %programfiles%\Autodesk" Be careful when copying/pasting quotes.Path "$dirFiles\Setup.exe" because the variable needs to be resolved at runtime.
Path 'Setup.exe' will work because it’s nothing but a string.īut if you include the $dirFiles variable, you’d need double quotes. Single quotes are used for strings that contain nothing that needs to be resolved, where double quotes are called for when they do. To help with keeping quotes straight, I would suggest a couple of things:
0 kommentar(er)
