good stuff, not sure why there is a chunk of video that is duplicated in the middle. The part where you start grouping up components after making the conversion to inches...
Good work. I am learning Dynamo to do data mining (beside automation), and looks like similar sequential logic would apply in the global data read write to csv. Subscribed.
Is there a way to use the != node and have more than 1 Parameter value filtered out? Say i wanted to filter out pvc and cast iron so I'm left with only with copper? Great videos! Saved me a lot of time already!
Hi Archmaster! Home come the name of the parameter created is 'TPI N' whereas in the schedule the name of the column is 'Pipe N'? shouldn't it be the same name in order to work? thank you!
I don't know why at the very end I can't set the parameter value because it says that there is no parameter with the name that I wrote. I'm absolutely sure that the parameter exists. Any suggestions?
Did you find it yet? It comes from the archi-lab.net package. You can see that while he is placing the node. It has a LunchBox icon but actually says archi-lab.net
'Get Type Parameter' node comes from the archi-lab.net package!
good stuff, not sure why there is a chunk of video that is duplicated in the middle. The part where you start grouping up components after making the conversion to inches...
Good work. I am learning Dynamo to do data mining (beside automation), and looks like similar sequential logic would apply in the global data read write to csv. Subscribed.
Great tutorial!
Amazing! I learned alot in that hour! Thanks
Is there a way to use the != node and have more than 1 Parameter value filtered out? Say i wanted to filter out pvc and cast iron so I'm left with only with copper? Great videos! Saved me a lot of time already!
Like your tutorials! Very usefull!
Thank you so much!
Excelente. Muy útil.
This is a great video!
Nice tutorial! Is there any way to key in string + range instead of just number range? (Eg. Pipe1, Pipe2, Pipe3,.....)
Hi Archmaster! Home come the name of the parameter created is 'TPI N' whereas in the schedule the name of the column is 'Pipe N'? shouldn't it be the same name in order to work? thank you!
Nice video, I just don't understand that part about sorting. But I will get it ;) Couldn't you use List.Sort? What would be the difference?
Hi! Im new to dynamo, at 43:35, can you skip the "sort length" group and plug that index list straight into the "group length" group? Thank you!
Thank you, it was helpful
I don't know why at the very end I can't set the parameter value because it says that there is no parameter with the name that I wrote. I'm absolutely sure that the parameter exists. Any suggestions?
The "Get Type Paramenter" node doesn't seem to work... Is says something about traceback and doesn't generate an output.
How do I get the "Get Type Paramenter" node? Thanks!
Did you find it yet? It comes from the archi-lab.net package. You can see that while he is placing the node. It has a LunchBox icon but actually says archi-lab.net
the alternative for that Node if I am not wrong is "Element.GetParameterValueByName" it looks the same and is embedded in revit, already there