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From Dynamo developer Ian Keough on github:When a node is selected, try pressing Tab. This will expand your selection by one connection. Pressing Tab again, by two. Etc…Wish: Select Connected Nodes · …
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Direct link to PDF from https://github.com/ikeough/Dynamo/wiki/Learning-Dynamo via @seandburke and Buildz Embedded video playlist:Open embedded content: www.youtube.com…
Interesting Twitter exchange between Ian Keough (father of Dynamo) and Aaron Maller (Malleristic Revitation): Ian:I’m beginning to think that any BIM data stored locally is a dumb idea. Anything you w…
Just in case you missed this – Autodesk has picked up the previous work of Mr Keough on Dynamo and provided a Labs plugin for Vasari! Dynamo for VasariBuild parametric functionality on top of Vasari w…
I have previously posted about installing Dynamo on Revit, finding Dynamo on github and using Microsoft Kinect with Dynamo (multiple videos). The Dynamo files were updated 4 days ago. Check it out at:…
This previous post on using a Microsoft Kinect in Revit generated quite a bit of interest. Do you want to get more involved with Dynamo? Quote: … go to the Dynamo site on gitHub, download the source o…
Cool! I thought it would be cool to get the Kinect creating point clouds in Revit. Read more at:Dynamo and Kinect � ianCode EDIT 2 (added this video) EDIT 1 (add Youtube video demo from this link):…