Where does the logic hit that is causing the desks to be arranged in a grid-like fashion?

I have a question about the Autodesk sample files (The Grid Object Placement).
In this Dynamo script, where is the logic that causes the desks to be arranged in a grid?

I am trying to solve this question and create a program for placement that is not grid-like but with arbitrary separation distances.

You can open any of the samples and check them out in Dynamo they are pretty well documented. Basics of the grid object placement are getting the boundary of the room, dividing it into a grid of points and then placing family instances on those points. The “Data Gate for Revit creation…” and “Create Revit Family” groups are where it actually happens. Hope that helps somewhat.

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