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In this episode, we will learn about basic Dynamo geometry, points, lines, length, vectors, and wall location in Revit. This is the foundation for creating elements at an advanced level. Let's get started. Hello! In episode 13, the intermediate level finale, we learn about basic geometry.
Open Dynamo from the Manage tab in Revit, then click Launch Dynamo. Wait until the window opens. At the start page, click New to create an empty workspace.
Points are created with paint.by coordinates, using 3 numbers X, Y, and Z. The watch displays its coordinates.
A line is created from 2 points using line.by start point and end point. We create a start point at 0 and an end point at 34000, then connect them.
The line length is taken through the length property. The line from 0 to 34000 has a length of 5000, according to the Pythagorean theorem. Vectors store direction and length.
Let's move the fas to create a new space. Vector 3, 4, 0 has a length of 5.
Finally, the midpoint of the line. Property paint adds a parameter with the number 0.5, resulting in a point at half the length of the line, which is 1500 and 2000.
Done! You already know the basics of geometry. In the next episode, advanced level, we create a wall from a line. Goodbye! Want to master Dynamo and Revit? Cerdas Inovasi Digital opens Revit and Dynamo courses, BIM modeling services, and Dynamo script creation as well as selling the project files and Dynamo scripts from this tutorial series. Contact our WhatsApp, or visit cerdasinovasidigital.com. See you in the next episode.
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