Parametric facade by Dynamo in Revit [LR5M]

Hello everyone, in this video ill show you how we can create Parametric facade by Dynamo in Revit!
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[@minhrow7595]

Спасибо Нико )

[@nestcuni]

You are one of my favorite people online.

[@NikoG]

Thank you so much!

[@silki_net1589]

@@NikoG whitch is version of dynamo?

[@arsridharsadana7734]

Awesome man

[@conoroshea5644]

This is brilliant very interesting and cool tutorial

[@NikoG]

I'm doing my best)

[@conoroshea5644]

@@NikoG I never used Python before its cool but hard to understand but I'll try figure it out

[@tairaltruoc5397]

Great work but I do have a questions. How do you model a brick façade that consist of different type of bricks in terms of sizes?
For example, a façade wall that have a combination of (in millimetre):
First layer you have 50mm high x 327mm long x 50mm thick brick with 10mm grout in between
Second layer is alternating 50mm high x 327mm long x 50mm thick brick with 50mm high x 97mm long x 50mm thick brick with 10mm grout in between
Then you have 10mm grout in between first layer and second layer.
Take note that you also have alternating straight and L-shaped bricks when you come to the corners.
Finally, if in the future the grout size changes to, say from 10mm to 5mm, how would you update your brick façade wall without redoing everything from start?
Is there a way to automate building the façade wall with these specific information?

[@omidsharif3189]

kindly make some more tutorial about parametric facade (penals)

[@ngukkhine651]

Thanks for your tutorial , but i dont understand Pytho script .please share how to learn to know about it ?

[@rv3089]

Niko, could I put a hexagon instead of a rectangle panel?

[@NikoG]

Yes you are: ))

[@larryramirez2172]

are you going to have a tutorial on phyton script. And do you give private tutorials?

[@NikoG]

1.are you going to have a tutorial on phyton script.
-maybe later on
2.do you give private tutorials?
-I do

[@larryramirez2172]

How does it works and how much do you charge?

[@NikoG]

it depends on your wishes. text me [e-mail]

[@ingarsstrazdins2748]

is it allowed? to monetize the student version?

[@bhawahsamyal3984]

Hi , My python script is given an error
Warning: IronPythonEvaluator.EvaluateIronPythonScript operation failed.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 14, in
NameError: name 'responce' is not defined

[@bhawahsamyal3984]

@Niko G. can you explain and clarify on this ?

[@kouroshbozorg9907]

I have the same problem and exactly i wrote what he writes on the video... i couldnt find the solution

[@felipe1055]

Given your error it is very likely that you have spelling mistakes. Check very carefully that everything is correct

[@SUL-KSA]

i didn't understand because i am still beginner in parametric modeling programs

[@erickelly3605]

Why don't you write in the header that you're going to be using Python, or at least say in the beginning?

[@NikoG]

I’m sorry for that. I’ll note it!

[@erickelly3605]

It doesn't work.

[@NikoG]

What actually do not work Eric

[@erickelly3605]

@@NikoG The python portion does not work.

[@erickelly3605]

@@NikoG Feel free to send the dynamo file you used to complete this, because copying what you wrote verbatim, it does not work.