Dynamo

Hi All, 

The job that i'm sharing today is all about this picture below. I'm a big fan of adaptive components, and i use them al lot when i have to solve some

complex geometry problem in Revit.  I was in need to find a fast tool allowing me to "slice"  masses with adaptive components. 

But first of all let me say thanks to 

http://dynamobim.com/learn/ - this node is and little elaboration of the exercize unit 2 adaptive components part 1 & 2 

Hi All,

I'm one of the several that like to play around around with Dynamo to improve my Revit workflow. I have zero coding experience so i like Dynamo beacuse it allows me to do something really close to coding. Today i want to share this little node i made. 

AWESOME! Does your Dynamo Node Layout look like a ball of hair? 

LET'S CLEAN UP ALL THIS STUFF 

Type CTRL + L and all of your nodes will be in order.

http://dynamobim.org/cleanup/ 

BEFORE...

AFTER!

or P.A.B.F. (Parametric Attractor-Based Facade)

Using the attractor studied in the last post i finally try to get my first parametric facade treatment. The group of nodes for the attractor is the same : 

Definition of Attractor :

In the mathematical field of dynamical systems, an attractor is a set of numerical values toward which a system tends to evolve, for a wide variety of starting conditions of the system. System values that get close enough to the attractor values remain close even if slightly disturbed.