Revit and Dynamo for Interior Design
4h 58mIntermediate2018-10-09
Authors

William Carney
Technology Enthusiast, Speaker, Educator
Course details
Autodesk Dynamo helps users overcome many of the design challenges they face in Revit. Using Dynamo, interior designers can create visual logic to approach their modeling challenges in smarter, more efficient ways. This course shows how to use different Revit features—and automated assistance from Dynamo—to streamline the design and documentation process in Revit. Explore key Dynamo concepts, including how to place families and combine parameter information. In addition, discover how to model walls and floors, create a graphic finish legend, and synchronize modeled information with the room finish schedule.
Learning objectives
Finding curves and points in Dynamo
Creating a list for organizing elements
Modeling walls and floors
Working with multiple rooms
Creating a graphic finish legend
Creating a material take-off
Creating graphic overrides
Updating room parameters
Creating a floor type from a room parameter
Learning objectives
Finding curves and points in Dynamo
Creating a list for organizing elements
Modeling walls and floors
Working with multiple rooms
Creating a graphic finish legend
Creating a material take-off
Creating graphic overrides
Updating room parameters
Creating a floor type from a room parameter
Skills covered
Dynamo StudioComputational DesignRevitArchitectural VisualizationCivil EngineeringBIMAutodesk3D ModelingVisualization and Real-TimeAECProduct and ManufacturingAnimation and IllustrationDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Welcome
- 02 - What you should know
- 03 - What version of Dynamo are you running
1. Dynamo Concepts
- 04 - Finding curves in Dynamo
- 05 - Finding points In Dynamo
- 06 - Placing families
- 07 - Clash detection
- 08 - List organization
- 09 - Find family location and place family
- 10 - Collect and organize your information
- 11 - Combining parameter information
2. Workflows - Model Finishes from Room Finish Schedules
- 12 - Modeling walls
- 13 - Read room information
- 14 - Working with curves
- 15 - Modeling floors
- 16 - Working with multiple rooms
3. Workflows - Finish Legends
- 17 - Creating a graphic finish legend
- 18 - Create a material take-off
- 19 - List of walls
- 20 - Place legend components
- 21 - Create graphic overrides
- 22 - Add overrides to a view template
4. Workflows - Synchronize the Room Finish Schedule
- 23 - Find all floors in rooms
- 24 - Rooms with multiple finishes
- 25 - Update room parameters
- 26 - Find wall finishes in rooms
- 27 - Multiple walls in rooms
- 28 - Update room parameters
- 29 - Graphics in Revit
5. Taking It Further
- 30 - Tag elements
- 31 - Create floor type from room parameters
- 32 - Add sorting parameters
- 33 - Extend wall height based on ceiling
- 34 - 3D area plans
Conclusion
- 35 - Next steps