Hi! One part I don't understand at the 22:01 that you "Mass Addition" the results by the order of rooms but what I have is the summation of each grid's area that fit the criteria, ending up a value. Say, I have 39 grids that fit the sunhour criteria and all the 39 grid is almost equivalent to 1(I set the grid_size to 1), so I get value 39 from "Mass Addition", which is not corresponding to my 34 rooms. Not sure you can understand my question or I can bother you with email and some example files.
The goal of this mass addition is to measure the area per room that complies, so we measure total area of cells per room on their own branches and then sum them. The mass addition should return each rooms area, which we can use to verify a pass/fail against a minimum complying area by room.
@@AussieBIMGuru I see! The analysed sunhour results from DirectSunHours node are not arranged in branches of rooms, instead, it list all the grids' data in one branch. Maybe because I use the Ladybug 1.4 and the component is different from what you demonstrate. I should find a way to process the data correspond to rooms' mesh.
Is it not possible to run this type of workflow using Revit insight plugin, can you make a video comparing the advantages Rhino-Ladybug over insight, even Enscape has this feature of solar study analysis, I don't know how effective or accurate it is.
I'll be honest, Insight just isn't that great. It's far less fun and intuitive to use amongst many other reasons. I would suggest you try it out to see what I mean - I can't stand using it personally. You have very little control over the settings and it hides most of the testing methodology from you. Not to mention it requires that you spend cloud credits, so you will very quickly offset a license of Rhino 7 in a large office with many design changes to test. Parametric monkey has a good article comparing them here, but he also concludes Grasshopper is far superior a choice for architects; parametricmonkey.com/2020/04/14/insight-lighting-analysis/ He identifies issues with accuracy, processing time and the ability to interact with and modify the results. Based on my experience I agree with his conclusions.
Thanks for the tutorial, but is there a more simple way to pull weather data such as, temperature, humidity, wind speed in a revit file as outputs in a Dynamo script, just outputs without any other environmental analysis?
Unless you can figure out how to deconstruct a weather file not really unfortunately. Ladybug for dynamo no longer works in later revit builds so I would usually use rhino/grasshopper to get those types of values. There may be addins out there for this but I am unfamiliar with them if so.
It sounds like your geometry hasnt found a match. Check back at the front of the script that your geometry found a match in the find similar member node. Ladybug cant run a study without context or with no test rooms, my best guess is it is that.
Hi! One part I don't understand at the 22:01 that you "Mass Addition" the results by the order of rooms but what I have is the summation of each grid's area that fit the criteria, ending up a value. Say, I have 39 grids that fit the sunhour criteria and all the 39 grid is almost equivalent to 1(I set the grid_size to 1), so I get value 39 from "Mass Addition", which is not corresponding to my 34 rooms. Not sure you can understand my question or I can bother you with email and some example files.
The goal of this mass addition is to measure the area per room that complies, so we measure total area of cells per room on their own branches and then sum them. The mass addition should return each rooms area, which we can use to verify a pass/fail against a minimum complying area by room.
@@AussieBIMGuru I see! The analysed sunhour results from DirectSunHours node are not arranged in branches of rooms, instead, it list all the grids' data in one branch. Maybe because I use the Ladybug 1.4 and the component is different from what you demonstrate. I should find a way to process the data correspond to rooms' mesh.
@@pingchung6293 possibly... make sure you feed in the room meshes individually to the sun study node also.
Is it not possible to run this type of workflow using Revit insight plugin, can you make a video comparing the advantages Rhino-Ladybug over insight, even Enscape has this feature of solar study analysis, I don't know how effective or accurate it is.
I'll be honest, Insight just isn't that great. It's far less fun and intuitive to use amongst many other reasons. I would suggest you try it out to see what I mean - I can't stand using it personally.
You have very little control over the settings and it hides most of the testing methodology from you. Not to mention it requires that you spend cloud credits, so you will very quickly offset a license of Rhino 7 in a large office with many design changes to test.
Parametric monkey has a good article comparing them here, but he also concludes Grasshopper is far superior a choice for architects;
parametricmonkey.com/2020/04/14/insight-lighting-analysis/
He identifies issues with accuracy, processing time and the ability to interact with and modify the results. Based on my experience I agree with his conclusions.
Hi, thanks for the video.
Rhino Inside not woking in Revit 2021?
It should work in all recent versions. I have managed to get it to work in 2020, 2021 and 2022 lately.
Thanks for the tutorial, but is there a more simple way to pull weather data such as, temperature, humidity, wind speed in a revit file as outputs in a Dynamo script, just outputs without any other environmental analysis?
Unless you can figure out how to deconstruct a weather file not really unfortunately. Ladybug for dynamo no longer works in later revit builds so I would usually use rhino/grasshopper to get those types of values. There may be addins out there for this but I am unfamiliar with them if so.
I tried the Filter Mask, But i am getting only one layer known as "default". Am I doing something wrong?
Did you set up your model on layers by category? I have a separate tutorial on how this can be done in my rhino inside playlist.
@@AussieBIMGuru I did not setup the model on layers by category. I will try to search for the video & update you. Thank you for the help.
@@karthykk087 ua-cam.com/video/Bb0z-2T_4iU/v-deo.html
Hiya! I'm doing this tutorial right now and for some reason, my mesh is not connected to the Ladybug study. When I run the script it shows "
It sounds like your geometry hasnt found a match. Check back at the front of the script that your geometry found a match in the find similar member node. Ladybug cant run a study without context or with no test rooms, my best guess is it is that.
@@AussieBIMGuru I'll check it out! Thank you!
It's so different the 1.4.0 Ladybug's nodes are.
Yep they've made big changes since i recorded this. Can't do much about it unfortunately.