From the course: Dynamo 2.x Essential Training
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Placing Revit families
- [Instructor] When you're working in Revit, slightly different processes are required to place the different varieties of Revit families. For example, some Revit families only require a single click to place them in a view, whereas walls, for example, would require you to draw a line or a curve and floors would require you to draw an entire closed boundary. In this video, we're going to cover some of the different ways to use Dynamo to place these different kinds of Revit families. Let's take a moment to get to know the workspace on the screen. In an earlier video in the course, we generated this surface in Dynamo by lofting two curves together. We also generated a grid of points on that surface using the point and parameter node. We're also using another point and parameter node to generate four curves across the surface, spanning from the back to the front. Taking a look at our Revit project for a moment, we can see these points and curves previewed in our Revit 3D view. In this…
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