BIM- Dynamo Intermediate (Level 2)- Project Based

Explore basic selection nodes in Dynamo for Revit, including select modal elements and select modal elements by category, and import elements into Dynamo after isolating them in Revit.

Explore selection types in Revit Dynamo, including point on face selection, category-based element selection, and retrieving or setting parameter values to build and visualize elements in 3d.

Explore selecting elements in Revit via Dynamo by category, family type, or element type, and filter by rooms by status, sheets, views, and wall or structural types.

Explore selecting elements in Dynamo using all elements of model category and family type, installing Clockwork packages, and visualizing 3D geometry with get item and index.

Explore locating and isolating intersections, edges, faces, and vertices in Revit, navigate surface geometry, and compute area, surface points, and UV coordinates for precise modeling.

Learn get and set nodes in Dynamo to access and modify Revit element parameters, including selecting elements by category and getting and setting parameter values by name.

Apply get and set nodes in Dynamo to filter project windows by category, read parameter values, and color-code true and false items to visualize changes in Revit.

Design a sinusoidal path for interior environments using columns, with adjustable length and item count, convert radians to degrees, compute sine for x, y, z, and create columns by curve.

Learn to create a Revit wall from a guiding curve in Dynamo, using sliders to set width and height, and applying wall by curve with levels.

model beams by points to form a roof above walls and columns, dividing points along a translated line and lofting surfaces with cross sections to define each beam.

Learn intermediate dynamo techniques for modeling beams in Revit. Convert lines to BIM curves, assign levels and framing types, and load structural framing families to apply changes directly to Revit.

Learn to model a curve floor in Revit using Dynamo by constructing a closed poly-curve from wall lines and column points, then assign outline curve, floor type and level.

Model the ceiling roof surface and update it via Dynamo. Use roof by face, picked faces location, and parameter by name to keep the massing aligned.

Place ceiling lights in Revit by assigning point instances from Dynamo, loading lamp families, and adjusting point-based parameters to generate lamp layouts.

Learn to place ceiling lighting fixtures using Dynamo level two, editing lamp families, saving as library, and loading into the project; adjust offset from host and level for accurate placement.