THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!!! all of your lessons have really saved me a lot, quick questions though, how do i make the background like you where i can create several diferrent colour of square and type the big title?
i have a problem, I can't remember all of these nodes types because they are alot so my question is.... am I going to get used to it later in the next lessons ??
The key to learning dynamo is practice. Over time, you will get used to which nodes are used for each purpose. In the case of string nodes, I mainly show all the nodes so the user becomes familiar with the concept of manipulating text. The most important nodes to see in this video are string.replace and string.contains probably.
thanks Gavin! you're my role model
Glad to provide inspiration :)
best lessons so far !
Glad you liked it!
Thank's Gavin for this, is very useful and clear!
You're most welcome Andres!
THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!!! all of your lessons have really saved me a lot, quick questions though, how do i make the background like you where i can create several diferrent colour of square and type the big title?
This is done by installing a custom package called Iris.
Dynamo is easier to understand for me, since I learned python first
I can constantly hear meowing from a kitty😂
Haha yep there are two cats in the background! 🐈 🐈
Thanks Gavin,can i ask why i can't find color palette?
I believe this may be in the data shapes package.
Thanks a lot man. Do you have the example file?
Unfortunately I lost most of the exercise files for the course in a double corruption event. I began uploading to github shortly after that though!
@@AussieBIMGuru Thanks. The tutorials are still extremely useful.
i have a problem, I can't remember all of these nodes types because they are alot so my question is....
am I going to get used to it later in the next lessons ??
The key to learning dynamo is practice. Over time, you will get used to which nodes are used for each purpose.
In the case of string nodes, I mainly show all the nodes so the user becomes familiar with the concept of manipulating text. The most important nodes to see in this video are string.replace and string.contains probably.