ThinkParametric Certification
Dynamo Certificate
Dynamo is Autodesk`s visual programming plugin that works within Revit. It is a powerful tool that allows you to enhance your capabilities by accessing the Revit API for performing all sorts of operations.For example, the ability to use Revit elements for their properties and geometry; generate sophisticated designs using simple data logic; solve and rationalize complex geometries; automate repetitive tasks; rapid testing of different iterations of a design idea; and much more.
Its visual programming interface is suited for visually oriented types, like architects, designers, and engineers.
Learn how to use Dynamo to take your Revit game to the next level.
Dynamo's visual programming interface amplifies the BIM and parametric capabilities of Revit that allows you to solve tasks in more efficient ways.
Automate repetitive tasks
Perhaps one of the most important ways Dynamo can contribute to your workflow is the automation of dull repetitive tasks. There are countless tasks that you can design an algorithm to solve like for example: Renumber a sequence of sheets, batch insert families,add revisions to multiple sheets, change text case among many others you may come up with.
Access your building data
Although Revit already comes with tools to extract data being a parametric application Dynamo helps to enhance these capabilities besides the usual Schedules on Dynamo you can create and combine data in ways that otherwise would be impossible. For example, using Dynamo you can create a two-way link between your Revit model and Excel. First, create a Dynamo graph to export the specific data to Excel. Once in Excel, you can modify the data as needed. Next, create another graph to import the data back into the model.
Explore multiple design options
Dynamo is also a powerful design tool. With Dynamo’s parametric modelling capabilities you can create robust generative design systems that allow you to explore multiple design iterations. You set the parameters or rules for the design outcomes, so you are in complete control. You’re always certain a design outcome will behave according to the parameters you’ve set.
Think Computationally
As architects we rely on our creativity and intuition to solve design problems. Dynamo however requires a more systematic approach to solving problems. The cool thing is that with Dynamo you can encode this intuition. By thinking computationally, you can break up the different design steps into logical instructions for your Dynamo script. And because every step requires specific parameters, you’re forced to analyse all sides of the problem allowing you to understand your project thoroughly.
Module 1
1.- Intro
08min 12seg
Module 2
1.- UI Interface
28min 28seg
Module 3
1.- Data types
08min 53seg2.- Math operations
09min 06seg3.- Math operations bonus
02min 52seg4.- String operations
15min 43seg5.- Logical operators
12min 23seg6.- Revit example
22min 00seg
Module 4
1.- Introduction to lists: Zero indexing
06min 59seg2.- List lacing
09min 53seg3.- Inputs and outputs
04min 14seg4.- List operations
32min 33seg5.- Packages
11min 56seg6.- Revit example
14min 52seg7.- List levels
06min 33seg8.- Revit example 2
25min 27seg9.- Dictionary
04min 41seg10.- Write Excel
11min 49seg11.- Read Excel
14min 42seg
Module 5
1.- Custom nodes
15min 09seg2.- Create package
17min 33seg3.- Version issues
10min 26seg4.- Packages
11min 00seg
Module 6
1.- Grouping, coloring, annotating
14min 43seg2.- Dynamo template
10min 03seg3.- Extra tips
05min 20seg
Module 7
1.- Introduction to textual scripting
09min 20seg2.- Get wall tags visible in view
20min 27seg3.- Get wall tags by view
10min 58seg4.- Get tagged walls
14min 15seg5.- Color walls
25min 47seg6.- Python template
08min 45seg7.- Tips and tricks
11min 20seg