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Part 2 of 3. Part 3 of 3. In this lesson we will use the Set Parameter Node to parametrically control a level in our Revit Project. Dynamic level adjustment will show changes in the 3D model, as well as sheet adjustments with automated visibility settings.

In this lesson we will perform geometric operations on imported SAT files with Dynamo. A complex surface will be introduced to the Revit project, and we will use Dynamo to create a rationalized waffle grid from the shape. Bounding box operations and plane intersections will be dealt with on a more in-depth level.

In this lesson we will use the geometry created in the prior tutorial and export it to an external SAT file. We will also use a similar operation to import from Dynamo directly into the Revit environment, using the Instance By Geometry node. Referencing these file types allows us to create a fluid workflow between Revit and other programs.

Arguably the most important lesson about interoperability, this tutorial will show how to import Excel data into Dynamo to array adaptive components. Part 2 of 4. Part 3 of 4. Part 4 of 4. This lesson will expand on overridden colors in a Revit view and will look at analysis of panels on a doubly curved surface.

The user will learn how to color code a panel based on area or plane deviation. This lesson will focus on writing Panel Deviation values to excel to complete the feedback loop. IT Management. Project Management.

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