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Very helpful video. Thanks!

the shape is simple rectangular, I am struggling to find way to turn a chain of closed lines in revit to dynamo patched surface. It should be a simple task, but just can't find solution..

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So helpful thank you so much ❤

great job❤

Efficient and useful. Thanks, Hoda!

Nice tutorial, Hoda. I have one comment to share... it is not optimal to offset the material (in material properties) for a special alignment condition within the model, as there would likely be multiple cases for the same material. Another way to manage material alignment is to assign a Model Pattern to the soffit. Model patterns can be repositioned relative to an element's surface, which also causes the render material to move as well. Plus, the model pattern also provides the wood slat lines in the construction documents when the render material is not visible.

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That's Great 👍.

thank you I have a question isn't there any duplicated vertical wood block between each two curtain panel?

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Thanks for sharing. I've fixed the issue ✌

not working any other solution

Thank you vey much. short, detailed, and helpful video

Thank you so much, this was very helpful <3

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Great Video!

Hi , Its Great Lecture please Could you put the Picture for practice , Thanks a lot

Hi, this is really a great video. I am a structural engineer and I need to create some falls on a floor/slab. Revit has some functions for that but they are not quite enough for the purpose I need. Do think Dynamo could be useful for such things? Thanks in advance.

i am not able to load this in revit...please tell me how to import in revit

Thank you so much, I'm new in Revit and still learning.

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better than Autodesk website itself. Thanks

Why is what was created not displayed in Revit?

Hardcore. You should look into the renderdoc pipeline, or Cesium.

Why use reference planes on each floor slab when we could achieve the same result with a simpler method in Revit? For instance, we could modify the family by adding an invisible model line (e.g., 100mm upward from 0,0,0 to 0,0,100). This approach ensures the object is correctly hosted, visible, and functions as intended. Alternatively, we could adjust the view range settings to "capture" the drain family in the scope. Wouldn’t these methods be more efficient and less cumbersome than relying on reference planes?

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Very interesting

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I have a question, is this considered a multi - objective optimisation since you want to simultaneously remove the intersections and lower the length?? Would Octopus or Wallecei be able to use these at two seperate fitness inputs? Thank you!

Very great explanation at each step. Watching these videos and making a guess of the next step has been a good training tool. Thank you!

checked about 5 video before I found yours and yours was it. thank you so much

Thank you sooooo much, I found it very useful

Thank you! This is the best video ever related to Galapagos. I would like to ask if you have videos for basics in grasshopper or if you suggest a specific playlist.

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thank u soo much very usefull!!!

Thank you, i dont understand why they change it and make it more difficult

thank you

Great, but can you edit the dynamo import?

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Thank you sooooo much, this literally saved my lifeeeee

thanks. is there any file of AutoCAD?

Thank you, I wish I found this video 60 minutes ago!

saved my life apprpecciate you