All posts tagged computation
positioning computational designers in your business – more things to consider
Nate Miller from Proving Ground has recently written a thoughtful post on Computational Designer. I found it spot on in some regards, but also felt that, some things were left […]
digging through revit warnings to find meaning
This post is a shorthand version of a workshop that I was teaching recently at AEC Symposium and Hackathon that our kind folks at TT organized. I think it originally […]
AEC Technology Symposium and Hackathon…
It’s that time of the year again! TT’s AEC Symposium, Hackathon and Workshops are here, and I will be attending again, so should you! I am actually proud to say […]
mandrill release 2017.12.2
First and foremost, huge thanks to everyone that has supported Mandrill on GoFundMe.com by donating money. You guys/gals are the best and you have totally exceeded my expectations by coming […]
next Dynamo tutorial series?
So I have been contemplating doing another tutorial series for Think Parametric. I have a few ideas, but I would really appreciate if you all could chime in and vote […]
the year after dynamo…
Last year around this time I did an “end of the year post”, and it pretty much turned out to be an ode to Dynamo. Yeah, I know, that sounds […]
playing with materials in dynamo while drinking heavily
I don’t usually play around with Materials in Revit, and even less so with renderings out of Revit, but recently I was engaged by couple of people with questions about […]
image management with Dynamo
This functionality has been requested a few times on Dynamo blog, so I thought I will make it official and share it here for everyone. This adds a few nodes […]
spaces and space tags w/ dynamo
Ok, so recently I have made contact with a Mechanical Engineer that was getting his toes wet with Dynamo. Of course he has had some questions about workflows and different […]
