What a great walkthrough and time saver, thank you for sharing. One quick follow up I struggled with syntax errors inside the default script editor. I noticed that your editor showed tabs and spaces, would you mind sharing how you changed your default editor? Thanks again for everything you have given to the community.
This editor is specific to latest 2024 build, where they upgraded the Python editor with zooming, cleaner colours etc. Not sure it can be added in older builds unfortunately.
curious if you've played around with Revit Batch Processor to apply scripts to files en-masse? seems a lot of people doing python and dynamo scripting aren't aware of it
I have used Bird Multiplayer here and there but typically prefer to develop in pyrevit or C# for better flow control and error handling when dealing with multidocument these days. Bvn batch processor i find a bit janky, so leant towards bird tools.
Sounds like a good opportunity to build one yourself as a learning challenge. Genius loci can place families at block locations of dwg, look into that. You wont find anyone to build you a script for free, but dynamo forums can help if you have a try and share your progress/challenges.
You are a great teacher, thank you so much for doing these! :)
You're very welcome!
thank you for sharing another amazing tutorial!
Thanks for watching!
What a great walkthrough and time saver, thank you for sharing. One quick follow up I struggled with syntax errors inside the default script editor. I noticed that your editor showed tabs and spaces, would you mind sharing how you changed your default editor? Thanks again for everything you have given to the community.
This editor is specific to latest 2024 build, where they upgraded the Python editor with zooming, cleaner colours etc. Not sure it can be added in older builds unfortunately.
curious if you've played around with Revit Batch Processor to apply scripts to files en-masse? seems a lot of people doing python and dynamo scripting aren't aware of it
I have used Bird Multiplayer here and there but typically prefer to develop in pyrevit or C# for better flow control and error handling when dealing with multidocument these days.
Bvn batch processor i find a bit janky, so leant towards bird tools.
Hello, I am looking for a Dynamo script or non-paid plugin on Revit 2024 to model the columns from dwg
Sounds like a good opportunity to build one yourself as a learning challenge. Genius loci can place families at block locations of dwg, look into that.
You wont find anyone to build you a script for free, but dynamo forums can help if you have a try and share your progress/challenges.