Desktop Application with Autodesk Platform Service Login

Desktop application to connect an Autodesk account using Autodesk Platform Service using Authentication with PKCE.
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[@LKaiky]

Hello! I've been following your videos and I'm working on a project with WPF, but I had some doubts. Is it possible to use WinUI 3? And is the WPF UI working in Revit 2025?"

[@ricaun]

WPF UI you mean... github.com/lepoco/wpfui
If did a video some time ago before Revit 2025 release, I did a PR to fix the issue with Revit 2025.
github.com/lepoco/wpfui/issues/1081
Only waiting a new version to be released, but you could download and build de project, that version should work fine inside Revit 2025.

[@ricaun]

Using the Development branch: github.com/lepoco/wpfui/tree/development

[@LKaiky]

​@@ricaun Could you please make a video explaining how to actually use it and what the change was, along with the reasons why it doesn't work without it?

[@ricaun]

@@LKaiky The Wpf.UI was not designed to work outside the main Application.Current, in Revit 2024 and older the Application.Current is null and I did a PR to enable Wpf.UI to work with Application.Current null in version 3.0.0. ua-cam.com/video/Ymwm8QMb6Ow/v-deo.html
Now with Revit 2025 that is Net Core the Application.Current is not null and that break the main logic that I used to make work in Revit 2024. 😅
Anyway, yep I could create a video and share a alternative package, until the main Wpf.UI is not updated.