What Revit Wants
BIM Troublemaker has kindly shared his Dynamo tutorial dataset, including the presentation slideshow and related resources including Dynamo definitions. Thanks!
Download it here
Read the original post:
http://bimtroublemaker.blogspot.com/2014/10/dynamo-tutorial-presentation.html
BIM Troublemaker proposes a solution that makes Reference Lines normal, at least in the short-term…and he adds a throwdown to Buildz at the end 🙂
I’ll start with my 3d triangle and draw a rectangle on its face. Lookie Dis! They are aligned in the direction i want!
I deleted 2 lines i didn’t need, slapped reference points hosting my extrusion profile on the 2 remaining, and then pulled them to the edges of my triangle…
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BIM Troublemaker: Aligning Reference Lines
Sometimes a post comes along that I can’t help but re-post. The BIM Troublemaker has gone to the trouble of making a handy little Generic Annotation family for Coordination, with some great formulaic graphic feedback. Because its a Generic Annotation, it can be scheduled in a Note Block. Nice work BIM Troublemaker!
Download a sample of the block here:
Trackable Comment Annotation.RFA
Read more at:
BIM Troublemaker: Comment Tracking Using Noteblock Scheduling
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If you want to find out about Note Blocks, check out my previous post:
Note Blocks – What are they??
On a slightly unrelated note, if you want to automatically tag Component families, check out this post:
How to add a label to a Component Family (automatic tag)
