
Get an overview of the course objectives, structure, and how Dynamo can enhance your workflow within Revit.
Learn how to properly install Dynamo, explore version compatibility with Revit, and select the best version for your needs.
Understand the core concepts of Dynamo, including its visual programming interface, nodes, and basic logic flow.
Discover how to simplify scripts using Dynamo Player to create accessible tools for non-technical users.
Learn how to connect Dynamo scripts directly to Revit elements and test your knowledge with a short quiz.
Practice your skills by solving a quiz focused on extracting room data from Revit using a user-friendly Dynamo Player interface.
Learn about the various input data types used in Dynamo, such as numbers, strings, Booleans, and more, to build accurate and functional scripts.
Explore how to use mathematical operators, filter elements by parameters, select Revit elements efficiently, and work with Excel nodes.
Understand how to extract a single data set (e.g., room names or numbers) from Revit and export it to Excel using Dynamo scripting.
Advance your skills by exporting multiple sets of element data (like names and areas) to organized Excel sheets.
Learn to streamline data exports by packaging your multi-list Dynamo script in Dynamo Player for easy, repeated use.
Master how to import structured Excel data into Dynamo, then organize and manipulate that data through list operations.
Introduction to using Python scripting within Dynamo.
A practical exercise using Python scripting in Dynamo to size an ordinary fire sprinkler network.
Learn how to automate the conversion of AutoCAD linework into Revit fire fighting pipes using Dynamo.
Discover how to detect and convert AutoCAD hatch regions into fully functional sprinkler elements in your Revit fire protection model.
Learn how to generate pipe segments extending from sprinkler heads in the correct direction and elevation, forming the initial layout of the network.
Understand how it is possible to programmatically generate pipe fittings (elbows, tees, etc.) between connected pipes to reflect accurate system design.
Learn how to automate pipe sizing ensuring code compliance and design efficiency.
Learn how to use Dynamo to modify Revit model elements parameter values
Automatically place sprinklers at a defined offset below the slab using Dynamo.
Unlock the power of automation using Dynamo with this practical, project-based course designed for Revit users who want to streamline their workflows and boost productivity.
This course is suitable for all disciplines, as it covers essential Dynamo fundamentals that every user should know. However, the specialized examples are tailored specifically for Mechanical Revit users.
You’ll find quizzes and numerous downloadable project files included to reinforce your learning. Best of all, you can complete the course in under a day and start applying your new skills immediately.
These resources include:
All Dynamo scripts built throughout the course
Excel files used for data extraction and import
Revit project models for hands-on practice
AutoCAD drawings used in the automation exercises
In this course, you’ll start with the basics—learning how to install Dynamo, understand its interface, and build simple scripts. Then, you’ll quickly move into real-world applications.
You’ll Learn How To:
Install and navigate Dynamo for Revit
Understand data types and data structures in Dynamo
Automate tasks using Dynamo Player
Extract and import Revit data using Excel
Apply Python scripting within Dynamo (with the help of AI models)
Convert AutoCAD drawings into functional mechanical models
Design and size mechanical networks in Revit using Dynamo
Edit Revit parameters and dynamically place elements
Recognize and use custom nodes and Dynamo packages
This course is designed to integrate smart automation into the daily workflows of Revit users. You're encouraged to ask questions at any time—I'm always available to support you, clarify concepts, and help you get the most out of your learning experience.