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Place multiple elements with Dynamo

Place multiple elements with Dynamo

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Place multiple elements with Dynamo

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- [Instructor] If you ever need to place lots of elements in a Revit file that are related to one another, then you certainly could do it manually. But in some cases, you might be able to actually put Dynamo on the task and help you do it a little bit more quickly and efficiently. Now, the example I'm going to demonstrate here, is creating a Library file that contains a bunch of wall types. So this is a pretty common thing that a lot of firms will have. If you've created a bunch of custom wall types, you like to put them in an environment that's easily accessible from your users. So you create one of these little Library files, and you place one instance of every wall. User can open that up, take a look around, see which ones they like, and even copy and paste them into their projects. So in this example, I'm going to actually use Dynamo to create that Library file. So what I'm going to ask Dynamo to do is to look at my…

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