All posts tagged computational design
removing controlled parameters from view templates
It’s been a while since I wrote a post on Dynamo workflows, but it has also been a while since I have been using Dynamo for anything. I kind of […]
swapping titleblocks…the easy way
This particular workflow came up recently when one of the Design Technology Managers at HOK asked if it was possible to swap bunch of Titleblocks for a different one, while […]
printing PDFs from Revit…why is it so hard?
Disclaimer: If you don’t have to, please don’t reinvent the wheel. I am a proponent of just going out and buying the tools you need to do your job, rather […]
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 […]
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 […]
create your own tab and buttons in revit
In the last few posts I have outlined in great detail how to make a simple Revit Add-in using the IExternalCommand implementation. Doing that is a great and really fast […]
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 […]
printing PDFs w/ dynamo
Some time ago I have spotted this post by Sol Armor at DynamoBIM forum, asking about printing PDFs out of Dynamo and I was a little sad that we didn’t […]
the year of dynamo by archi-lab
Dynamo, for some is just what the official Dynamo website says it is: “Open source graphical programming for design”. However, for me its much more than a design tool. For me […]
