Dynamo Basics 07: Trimming and Attractor Curve

[@andodzhusojty8826]

Some kind of magic. Thank you very much

[@christianwilliams946]

Great videos! Having been an avid Alias user for the past 3 years at University this is certainly a very different way of doing things. Would it be possible to put a request in? During the promo for Dynamo with Alias, they use a wheel and demonstrate the modelling capability with Dynamo, by changing various options, etc. Would you be able to do a tutorial on how to create a basic wheel for the purpose of using it in Alias? Once again, great videos! I look forward to future uploads!

[@DynamoforAlias]

Hi Christian - thank you for the feedback. About the wheel example, I didn't make it myself but it is publicly available on the Autodesk website so you can download it now and study it. knowledge.autodesk.com/support/alias-products/downloads/caas/downloads/content/alias-sample-files.html

[@christianwilliams946]

Dynamo for Alias Thank you so much! I wasn't aware the sample files were online, I'll definitely be studying those later! Thanks once again!

[@jonathangeffen8225]

Very cool tutorial and valuable knowledge! IMHO you should´ve cut the parts where you were just searching for errors in the algorithm to make the video more concise. But nevertheless, keep up the great work! I look forward to more in the future!

[@DynamoforAlias]

Hi Jonathan - I could try to do some editing but it's the most time consuming part of making a KZbin video. Also this is also proof that most problems in Dynamo don't need a lot of fixing if you know that you're on the right path. Thanks for watching to video and please keep sending me feedback as the video series progresses.

[@qq451954678]

hi bady，its been long time not see your work. could you back to work and give us more BOOM video？

[@wenquanzhang9787]

Good job, I want to see your dynamo script, but the link doesn't work now...

[@steven1407]

Could you do this on multiple surfaces? Thank you