Dynamo Shorts - Ep002 - Numbering Elements
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Dictionaries, number ranges and character padding - OH MY! (:
In this episode of #DynamoShorts we'll review fundamentals of #DynamoForRevit including searching and navigating through the node library, creating dictionaries, creating number ranges, padding characters for consistent character lengths, working with different data types, Dynamo warnings and more! Let me know in the comments what category of elements you plan to renumber!
Finished Dynamo script can be downloaded from here:
www.notion.so/...
Great overview, Dana! You really have a good pace and great way of explaining the logic behind Dynamo! Looking forward to the next episodes! :)
Thank u for ur contant. I find the explanation very helpful and logic.
I love how you explain everything in detail and give some tips and tricks! Keep up the good work Dana!
This is super helpful! I've spent hours, just a few weeks ago, to figure out a very similar problem on my own. Will definitely check out re-writing it using Dictionaries - now that I know what they are. Finally Dynamo videos with just the right pace, showcasing just the right kind of every day problems to tackle. Go Dana!
thanks for watching and feedback, Kamil!!!! happy you are finding the videos useful! (:
This is great. Helped me to identify a root issue of a script I am developing. Thanks and all the best!
Thanks for the feedback!!
Very big thanks, I’m searching for this content for a while 😊
Dana, these videos are great. I am very impressed and looking forward to learning more about how to leverage Dynamo and the Dynamo Player at our firm. What I find really funny is how you call the 30 min videos SHORTS!!! It is a commentary on Revit/Dynamo that nothing is simple. It takes effort and time to automate some of these simple tasks.
Very useful! Worked perfectly on numbering pipe fittings/accessories grouped by system types, the explanation has very didactic and straightforward. Great video!
Can I see your schedule ! Many tks
Thank you so much for this tutorial, i can edit this into any family + parameter that i need and its amazing. Thank you again
Nice breakdown thank you, I’m use to seeing you with Jeff/revit kid. Will check out the rest of your content
very useful thank you
Many thanks.
I really love your contents Dana.
❤️❤️❤️
thank you.🙏🙏🙏
Great overview, Dana!! Please, can you make something similar with unique elements inside an assembly?
Hi Dana, Thank you this is great!!! Can you please teach us how to add the order in which the numbering will start and end? Thanks
Excellent work.
Very useful!
Excellent video, but mostly how you used the Dictionary. Thank you
Hi Dana,
Thank you very much for sharing these videos with us I found them extremely helpful and clear!
I have one question for you actually. When you use a sequency like in this script you can´t really decide where is the element 001 and when it will end the sequence. It looks like it follows an alphabetic order (?) is out there a way that you can decide your 01_001 object and keep numbering the obj clockwise along all the level?
Mayber is there another video of your that i missed? or some other feature in revit?
Thank you again, and keep up the good work!! :)))
its actually sorting them based on the order in which they were created. take a look at this video to sort elements :)
czcams.com/video/2g4il5-8LmY/video.html
Dana, I do appreciate how you teach these classes. Could you number these elements by coordinates? For example, in the Floor Plan VIEW, arrange from left-down towards the right-up sequence. Thanks again.🙏
How did it order them though on the plan? Sorry skipped through if that was in there. Dictionary explanation was great.
Schedules are my favorite thing... after dynamo
Likewise Alex!!!
Could you make a video showing how to make the structural frame nomenclature by level (following this order -> starting from top to bottom and then from left to right) and structural pillars by level as well, starting from the upper left corner (following this order -> from left to right) ?
Hi, this is really helpful to sort by levels but as you know, tags must follow a direction. Can you please direct me how to add a spline to it? As in if we draw the spline and integrate its first intersection with each door instance and make the naming follow those points? I know it can be done but as a beginner I am totally clueless and stuck with a big file at college. If you could share the script for it or teach me the method to integrate this in your existing script it would mean a lot. Thank you!
Thanks. Have you demonstrated the Object Type node? Great for figuring out errors.
What's the value in string padding stuff? I'm always unsure to do it or not. Particularly with doors, windows, rooms. I usually just have a point between the level prefix and number. D1.1 but should I be doing D1.01? Do people just like it in schedules or something?
It is best to keep the same amount of characters, given the worst case scenario - so if your numbering goes up to Z99.99 I would use D01.01. Hope that helps!
Whenever my bosses see me working in dynamo they think I am crazy and working on nothing.
Good morning my name is nadav and I'm from Israel watch your episode 2 on the CZcams and I want to ask you a question if you could help me please to build the same schedule but instead to use a category I want to use a walk set to schedule all the opening that I have I would appreciate if you can help me thank you very much
I WAS traying in to a Structural column numberig with these nodes but Not,, cand you please ☹explaing me
Great video but it feels unnecessarily complicated.