Basic Tower in Dynamo _ Step 1

[@wathiknoori5640]

Good job.

[@ronimelkiwo7271]

You save me from my school project. thank you Sir, keep doing a great thing Sir.

[@FirasNoori]

Happy you find it useful, all the best

[@Milan-wk2cf]

Great job

[@emmanueloyebadenovusinspir4706]

Very fantastic and helpful tutorial

[@FirasNoori]

Thanks dear Emmanuel

[@rosaienna6053]

Nice work

[@BlueAwesomePanda555]

Wow this is so much easier to understand with the playback speed set to .75, so much better than pausing the video every 15 seconds.

[@FirasNoori]

I always pause and then repeat it when I learn from online, it gives me time to write notes and repeat and save the nodes I need to learn, Anyway mate, good you find your way, wish you all the best

[@BlueAwesomePanda555]

@@FirasNoori Thanks this tutorial is very useful

[@daensamo]

Sos un Capo... Genial.. excelente aporte

[@FirasNoori]

Gracias :)

[@conoroshea5644]

great video could you tell me a little about how to lacing tool works what does cross section do exactly thanks for your time

[@FirasNoori]

In Lacing, there are three main options, assume you have a point and you want to make a serious of points by using a simple range, and u used for the point X the following (0,1,2,3,4) five values, and for the Y of the point you used (0,1,2) three only, NOW, if you used short Dynamo will create for you only three points following the shortest path or the shortest list which is the Y one, ignoring the remaining 3, and 4 from the X. If you picked the longest, then Dynamo will create 5 points, but only the first three have a combination of both X, and Y in progress manner, like (0,0) and (1,1) then (2,2) THEN he takes the (3,2) and (4,2) complying with the long list but fixing the last Value in Y which is (2). NOW Crossing, will take each one of the X list and match it with one of the Y, and this will create a pure Grid of points, (0,0) , (0,1), (0,2), Then (1,0), (1,1), (1,2) then (2,0), (2,1), (2,2) Then (3,0), (3,1), (3,2) Finally (4,0), (4,1), (4,2) this mean a complete grid

[@FirasNoori]

See this link also kzbin.info/www/bejne/gny6daOwntiAn9U

[@conoroshea5644]

@@FirasNoori thank you for the advice

[@FirasNoori]

@@conoroshea5644 always welcomed :)

[@ismailkaya8919]

Thanks.

[@FirasNoori]

İsmail Kaya always welcomed

[@archgyanrevit]

What units does the number slider consider? Does it consider the Project Units or does Dynamo have its own set of Units?

[@FirasNoori]

As I know, Dynamo depends on Revit units, I highly suggest you use meters not millimeter as Revit units and Dynamo will depend on it. Dynamo will stop showing you geometries you (gain or control) from Revit in Dynamo viewport as the units in millimeter are bigger as numbers (more digits, I meant, it is just silly as Dynamo unitless and find it hard to deal with bigger mm numbers). Cheers

[@archgyanrevit]

@@FirasNoori HI Firas, I came across another doubt. What if you want to change the units to feet and inches in middle of the project. Will there be complications regarding to running the script in Dynamo? Or should we establish before we begin the project in which Units we need to start working on to avoid any future hassles? Thanks

[@FirasNoori]

@@archgyanrevit No idea dear about Inch, I never used imperial system, All I know is you must set the units prior to anything, if you change, you need to test, I never did

[@sagarmahajan9520]

Sir how can we rotate the polygons at a certain degree with different heirarchy in the angle

[@FirasNoori]

Use Geometry.Rotate to achieve this feeding it with (ZAxis, Numerical Slider for the Angle, Origin which is a point that is the cetner of the polygon) send me plz your email and I will send you a picture of the nodes if you want dear

[@sagarmahajan9520]

@@FirasNoori Thanks a lot Sir for replying. Your videos are very helpful. My email ID is [e-mail]

[@ar.lakshmishree9840]

@@FirasNoori can you send me the email of the nodes needed to rotate the geometry too. Your video has been really helpful. Thank you sir

[@FirasNoori]

@@ar.lakshmishree9840 Thanks dear

[@WILL-fu6jk]

i dont have a plane which the shapes appear on, do you know why?

[@FirasNoori]

hi, do you mean the main plane located on the main x,y reference plane (Ground)? if yes then check the units you used in Revit, coz sometimes you used meter in Revit and then in Dynamo you used millimeters and they are seriously bigger than the grid object provided by default in Dynamo which I guess does not exceed 100mm by 100mm and if you used something with 3000mm like a radius for a circle the grid will be so smaller to be shown in Dynamo (a word of an advice, use in Revit meter not mm and same in Dynamo). IF you have no plane at each circle then you need to create a (Plane.ByOrigin) and copy the plane by the (Translate) node then build the circle and then the polygon on it, which a tech. I did not explain in this video, it is a key tech to create an advance rotation or morph during the Z extrusion. I wish I answered you ques. dear William, do not hesitate to ask for anything, Cheers Firas S. Noori

[@zfamous1]

sir, how can I import this to revit..? Can you please do a video on how to import shapes, surfaces to revit..??!!

[@FirasNoori]

have a look at this video, you will need to send it to a conceptual mass and after that, you can send it to a project environment, it is a bit hard to that in the first time, but I am sure you will do it. there is another method to send the solid directly to Revit Project (without Conceptual Mass) search in my channel for (Absolute Tower) kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpSqe6qjZ8ese8U