For some reason my rebut model is only showing 1 beam and it doesn’t have any height to it can someone please explain what I have done wrong here, my dynamo code is all correct
How can I efficiently create walls of different sizes from a DWG file in revit using dynamo or any plugin without having to create separate layers for each size, especially for large projects
Thanks for the good video. Is it possible to draw the column in AutoCAD and use the dynamo to create the columns like what you do in the drawing wall video?
You're welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed it and yes, you can create a script for that process following these steps : Step 1: Import AutoCAD File File Path: Use the File Path node to specify the path of your AutoCAD file. Import AutoCAD: Use the Import AutoCAD node from the Bimorph package to import the AutoCAD file. Connect the file path to the "FilePath" input. Step 2: Filter Elements by Layer Element.ByCategory: Create a list of all AutoCAD elements using the Element.ByCategory node. Connect the output of the Import AutoCAD node to the "Element" input. List.FilterByBoolMask: Use the List.FilterByBoolMask node to filter elements based on their layer. You may need to extract layer information using additional Bimorph nodes. Step 3: Create Revit Columns Point.ByCoordinates: Extract points from the filtered AutoCAD elements. Use the Point.ByCoordinates node to create points based on the AutoCAD element positions. Level: Use the Level node to specify the level at which you want to place the columns. FamilyType: Use the FamilyType node to select the Revit column family type you want to use. FamilyInstance.ByPointLevelType: Create Revit column instances using the FamilyInstance.ByPointLevelType node. Connect the points, level, and family type to the corresponding inputs. Step 4: Customize as Needed Additional Customization: Depending on your requirements, you may want to add nodes for additional customization, such as setting parameters like height, width, or any other properties of the columns. Let me know if you need addional assistance !
A very intersting tutrial. I am wondering if it is possible to automate the rebar reinfocement for the beams and columns, or if it is possible to import excel file that contains the rebar for each element of the construction.
Yes it's possible but it will require a specific detailed process, I'll try to create a video about soon or I'll share with you an exmaple of a similar script
@@HowToBIM Thank you for your prompt response! I would really appreciate it if you could share the video or the example script with me once it's ready. It would be incredibly helpful for my projects. Looking forward to it.
For some reason my rebut model is only showing 1 beam and it doesn’t have any height to it can someone please explain what I have done wrong here, my dynamo code is all correct
How can I efficiently create walls of different sizes from a DWG file in revit using dynamo or any plugin without having to create separate layers for each size, especially for large projects
Thanks for the good video. Is it possible to draw the column in AutoCAD and use the dynamo to create the columns like what you do in the drawing wall video?
You're welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed it and yes, you can create a script for that process following these steps :
Step 1: Import AutoCAD File
File Path: Use the File Path node to specify the path of your AutoCAD file.
Import AutoCAD: Use the Import AutoCAD node from the Bimorph package to import the AutoCAD file. Connect the file path to the "FilePath" input.
Step 2: Filter Elements by Layer
Element.ByCategory: Create a list of all AutoCAD elements using the Element.ByCategory node. Connect the output of the Import AutoCAD node to the "Element" input.
List.FilterByBoolMask: Use the List.FilterByBoolMask node to filter elements based on their layer. You may need to extract layer information using additional Bimorph nodes.
Step 3: Create Revit Columns
Point.ByCoordinates: Extract points from the filtered AutoCAD elements. Use the Point.ByCoordinates node to create points based on the AutoCAD element positions.
Level: Use the Level node to specify the level at which you want to place the columns.
FamilyType: Use the FamilyType node to select the Revit column family type you want to use.
FamilyInstance.ByPointLevelType: Create Revit column instances using the FamilyInstance.ByPointLevelType node. Connect the points, level, and family type to the corresponding inputs.
Step 4: Customize as Needed
Additional Customization: Depending on your requirements, you may want to add nodes for additional customization, such as setting parameters like height, width, or any other properties of the columns.
Let me know if you need addional assistance !
I need for structural column as you gaved for another type of column
You can simply change the type of columns and still use the same script
A very intersting tutrial. I am wondering if it is possible to automate the rebar reinfocement for the beams and columns, or if it is possible to import excel file that contains the rebar for each element of the construction.
Yes it's possible but it will require a specific detailed process, I'll try to create a video about soon or I'll share with you an exmaple of a similar script
@@HowToBIM Thank you for your prompt response! I would really appreciate it if you could share the video or the example script with me once it's ready. It would be incredibly helpful for my projects. Looking forward to it.
Any script to place families using dynamo
That depends on which family system, can you specify?
Buenísimo su tutorial
¡Gracias! Si tienes alguna pregunta o necesitas más ayuda, no dudes en preguntar !
Good Tutorial
Thank you !
HOW TO USING DYNOMO FOR PLUMBING WORK
Can you specify which part of the plumbing work you want to automate?
really helpful
Glad to hear that ♥️