This SDK should be installed after installing Visual Studio.If you upgrade from Visual Studio 2017 to 2019, uninstall the SDK and install again in order to have project template placed in the correct location for VS 2019.
Click on the link below to download the SDK.
https://dl.trimble.com/osg/survey/macros/trimble_macros_sdk_v5.40.msi
try: clr.AddReference("Trimble.Sdk") # In version 5.50, model assemblies are "pre-referenced" except: clr.AddReference ("Trimble.DiskIO") clr.AddReference ("Trimble.Vce.Alignment") clr.AddReference ("Trimble.Vce.Collections") clr.AddReference ("Trimble.Vce.Coordinates") clr.AddReference ("Trimble.Vce.Core") clr.AddReference ("Trimble.Vce.Data") clr.AddReference ("Trimble.Vce.Data.COGO") clr.AddReference ("Trimble.Vce.Data.Construction") clr.AddReference ("Trimble.Vce.Data.Scanning") clr.AddReference ("Trimble.Vce.Data.RawData") clr.AddReference ("Trimble.Vce.Data.RXL")
But they also must have renamed moved some modules/functions.I haven't tested in depth yet but the following ones throw an exceptionfrom Trimble.Vce.Collections import Point3DArray, DynArrayfrom Trimble.Vce.Data.RXL import RXLAlignmentExporter, FileWriter as RxlFileWriter, Versions as RxlVersionsfrom Trimble.Vce.TTMetrics import StrokeFont, StrokeFontManager
Thanks Gary