Does anyone ever tried to build this in Revit using Dynamo? How difficult it will be for a beginner? https://youtu.be/gOJaiNTd2UE
How difficult it will be for a beginner?
i don’t know about the difficulty but symmetrical sine wave, mirroring and a lot of amplitude tuning are places to look at if u want to approach this thing.
edit: looks like there is phase diff as well, 180 at a glance.
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Yes it has been done. In fact there is a blog post on it here: Parametric Principles in the Interior - Dynamo BIM
As far as difficulty, beginner is a loaded term so we’ll remove that. When you are an expert but haven’t tried something before it can be hard. The concepts in play are not really hard though - if you go all the way though the primer (skip nothing) you will likely learn everything you need to achieve the outcome you are after. The hard part is actually going to be modeling the families in Revit (not a Dynamo task) to get the aesthetics and parameteic constraints set up.
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I found this tutorial which the results were more aligned with I was looking for, the problem is the last node is not working how was suppose.
Dynamo Revit Tutorial | Kinetic Raining | Parametric modelling
Also is not shown in Revit. Can you think in any solution?
Thank you in advance.
It looks like you’re passing a curve into the input that’s expecting a point. You can keep the curve for a visual stance, and just need to collect the end point of the curve or use the point you’re using for the end point and feed that into the point input of the node to create the family instance.
Hope that helps!
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Oh, My bad.
running without errors now, but still I can´t see that in my revit model, any thoughts?
Sorry, when you say “that” do you mean the Revit family you’re placing? or something else?
Never mind, now it’s working perfectly.
Thank you very much!
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That’s great to hear! You’re very welcome!
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