Revit Panelling 3 Map an Image to Panels with Dynamo

Revit Panelling 3 Map an Image to Panels with Dynamo

This course will teach you how to map an image to panels in Revit.

Used creatively, this is a powerful design tool to have in hand.

You can use pictures as well as abstract images to drive geometry in Revit with the help of Dynamo BIM.

You will learn several different ways to achieve the result. We will be using Curtain Walls, Divided Surfaces and Generic models.

Additionally, you will learn how to prepare a Dynamo file for use with the Dynamo Player.

You will learn how to work with lists, how to sort them and transpose them, how to push changes to families in Revit from within Dynamo.

You get all the necessary files - Revit families and Dynamo graphs. However, I advise you to regard every chapter as an assignment - try it yourself first and only if you can't manage it go and inspect the exercise files.

This course is suitable for Revit users with some experience who want to try out a new and funny technique.

For more information about using Dynamo in Revit please check out my Dynamo from Zero to Hero course.

For more information on Curtail Walls, Curtain Systems and Sloped glazing please check out Revit Panelling 1 - Curtain Walls, Systems, Sloped Glazing.

For more information on Divided Surfaces, Curtain panel pattern based and Adaptive Components  please check out Revit Panelling 2: Organic Curved Adaptive Components

Several ways to map raster image data to parameters inside Revit

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What you will learn

• Different ways of mapping a raster image to panels in Revit.
• Basics of Using Dynamo
• Working with Dynamo and Revit families.

Rating: 4.65

Level: All Levels

Duration: 2.5 hours

Instructor: Viktor Kuzev