Direct link to PDF from
https://github.com/ikeough/Dynamo/wiki/Learning-Dynamo
via @seandburke and Buildz
Embedded video playlist:
What Revit Wants
Direct link to PDF from
https://github.com/ikeough/Dynamo/wiki/Learning-Dynamo
via @seandburke and Buildz
Embedded video playlist:
No surprises that this comes from Zach over at Buildz…
Download link:
http://buildz.info/downloads/20130810_glare.zip
Video and more info at the original post:
http://buildz.blogspot.com.au/2013/08/dynamo-glare-study.html
Read Zach’s post:
http://buildz.blogspot.com.au/2013/07/dynamo-052-daily-builds-rtc-and-more.html
Daily builds (unintentional pun?) of Dynamo are available for download at:
http://dyn-builds-pub.s3-website-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/
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
Recorded at the Dec 14, 2011 meeting of the NYC Revit Users Group, this video features Matt Jezyk and Zach Kron from Autodesk speaking about using Revit and Vasari to implement ‘performance-based design’ techniques.
via link
Performance-Based Design with Revit from James Vandezande on Vimeo.