Introduction to Dynamo BIM - twisting tower tutorial

[@fortefrancesco96]

I’d love to see more of theese tutorials!! You’re so clear and smooth in revit, great job

[@BelindaCarr]

Thanks a lot, Francesco! I will try to make more of these. Please let me know if you have any specific ideas.

[@Emuesiri]

Thank you so much for this. You've made life a lot easier for me

[@thantaye1]

Thank you for your lesson Teachel. I wish to learn more from you.

[@martinr.3891]

Dear Belinda, one of the best Dynamo-Tutorials I've seen on KZbin. Allow me one question. How do you do the next step: make walls of the created surface,? thanx a lot for your great work here!

[@AlbrechtJ]

Belinda, thanks for a good tutorial. You explain a lesson very clear, easy to follow.

[@damirces]

Wau. Really a great tutorial and how you explained so beautifully and clearly is awesome. You're are very talented, smart and gifted woman.

[@narindertoora942]

thank you so much. love to see your more tutorials in future😇

[@fredod5271]

WOW thank you for explaining how to create a twisting tower. Will the floor plate attach to the node you created?

[@Arquitectuando]

Belinda, Amazing job I can't wait for more videotutorials like this. Thanks a lot !

[@Sy2023hk]

Very interesting, I like changing how the design changes with the sliders😎

[@JohnnyWednesday]

Fantastic video Miss Carr! you have a wonderful mind

[@samgalloway8196]

Madam you are incredible 🙌

[@MeriemM94]

Amazing ! Please continue with these simple scripts !

[@BelindaCarr]

Thanks!

[@tlaw192]

Thank you, love your vids!

[@yisongyang5164]

you are amazing!!!!!!! thank you so much Carr

[@ChuvaEscura]

Thanks Belinda. I got everything right from your guidance up to the last step. The polysurface by loft. For whatever reason, my model didnt develop a "skin". no idea why tho

[@jawadhazrat4349]

Ji Belinda, could you add glazing on Ploysurface created. I know this could be a weird question but I m new to dynamo & I need to create building models fast for prefeasibility which will be used for heat loss calculation. Also I want to add roof surface as well as surfaces between the levels which will represent the floor slabs between the floors & determine the exterior surfaces orientation ie. faces south, North ..

[@karthikkittuchami]

thanks for your tutorial , its very useful for us to learn . thanks lot keep doing well...

[@Skghosh284]

plz make a video on rotating tower by dr. David fisher,how to model this on revit incl wind turbine install in middle of two different floors.Thank you

[@rranchhselphie1897]

Hello do you have a tutorial where i could add a roof and store front to this project?

[@annisasulistyorini4410]

thank you for the tutorial. LOVE IT!!!!

[@alit8528]

Amazing. thanks for this tutorial

[@prakashjayachandran9150]

Hi Mam.. actually this tutorial was superb & what are the things should know about the dynamo for beginners...

[@MN-oy9dr]

Hi Belinda. if possible, could you do a tutorial on how to activate attached detail groups in Floorplans in revit using dynamo? is it possible all together? thnx all best

[@MN-oy9dr]

Hi Belinda, thnx for the tutorial. I am new to creating Forms using Dynamo, i have used the script and had a go with it in Dynamo. but i don't see the created form in Revit itself...?? also not under hidden elements. is there a setting I have to make in Revit? In summary it is creating in Dynamo but not showing in Revit. thnx for your help

[@cieranjoce]

Did you fix this? I have the same problem

[@MN-oy9dr]

@@cieranjoce No.

[@karstenmurning9353]

Hi Belinda, I love to see your videos.. Is it possible you could how to put the Dynamo object into Revit.. Is there a node for that ? Hope you can help.. I am trying to make "the turning Torso" in Malmø, Sweden ..

[@Navi_archi]

11:03 also i had the issue with the scale, becuause the units kinda different in dynamo.

[@anafontoura2266]

Amazing video! Thank you very much!!!

[@anebarnes784]

Hi Belinda, which custom packages did you use for your nodes?

[@valentinaabellanaranjo8993]

I need help why I can’t see it in a proper size in revit is too small

[@leeyunsheng2077]

need help here, when the second step to create levels and floor height in code block, mine didnt come out the sections. any solution?

[@ery_775]

Great. Great. Great. Thanks

[@Abhishekkumar-ct9we]

Very nice explanation

[@abc691116]

Good Afternoon! Do you design cool encapsulation feature around ordinary residential stair with (2) flights using dynamo for 3D printing custom car body manufacturing firm to 3D print? (Thanks to 3D printing - It is feasible today due to cost manageable for ordinary people -replacing portion of body using 3D printing in small shop.)

[@victorknight9355]

Nice _ quick insight.

[@aasishshrestha4109]

I WANT TO JOIN YOUR CLASS!! DO YOU TEACH INDIVIDUALLY?

[@solvedplus858]

many thanks

[@juanmontenegro6455]

me gusto y aprendí el uso que le das a los "code blocks"

[@onlethebest]

Thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻💙

[@rezwanulhoque117]

if possible ,please tell me about the process of creating floor and facad

[@tabz_arch6505]

thank you for info

[@ruchijain9933]

The original rectangles (unrotated) are still visible after rotation even though I followed the exact same steps. Can someone please help why?

[@ravindrasahu8738]

great work!

[@ddewazz]

it was amazing video

[@aethelwolfe3539]

Do we have some dynamo tutorials on how to help the old guys feel like they still matter by translating from AutoCAD to Revit, the process is quite tedious to go through the regular Revit interface. And a huge problem is these CAD drawings never have a proper zero zero zero they draw like a million miles away for some reason? And then they complain Revit is slow because they aren’t willing to start a project in Revit, Revit is not slow, modeling someone else’s AutoCAD drawings in Revit is slow.

[@aseedof]

❤️

[@utkarshanand209]

dynamo build model is not visible in not visible in revit

[@valentinaabellanaranjo8993]

I had the same problem and I fix it

[@valentinaabellanaranjo8993]

U have you open your revit put UN(units) then change to meters 3 decimal places

[@gus2747]

Dynamo strikes me as a cross between Enterprise Architect and 1990s Autocad.

[@kambamani9650]

great

[@harsh_1256]

I like this tutorials but I need basic tutorials how I started dynamo language...

[@zarrarchafekar1157]

Yes mam (bahut barya tha) maine dynamo kiya hoon but no practice