AWESOME TIPS FOR DYNAMO REVIT - I bet you didn't know all of these

In this video I share with you some helpful dynamo tricks, that I picked up over the years.
1) Duplicate node by pressing Ctrl + drag the existing node
2) Tidy up nodes with right-click -- align nodes
3) Reassign output paths from one node to another with Shift
4) Double-click for code block, put function in a code block, call function in the script

Where you are from? What's your profession? Why are you interested in BIM? Comment below :)

[ThatBIMGirl]

⬇️ Let me know more about you ! :) ⬇️
Where are you from? 🌎
Are you an architect? 🏘
Civil engineer? 🏗
BIM Manager? 💻
Student?📚

I am civil engineering student from Munich in Germany 🍻 :)

[mpharamawyify]

I am an architect from Egypt, i am always happy when watching your videos.
1. Because i always learn something new
2. Because you are always happy in your videos 😄😄

Thanks a lot, and you've got a permanent follower 😀

[OmarCalderon]

Hi I am an architect in Washington DC. I am usually involved in the “front end” design work at my firm (a firm of about 125 people). I have largely thought myself revit and continue to learn everyday.
I was happy to learn you are in Munich because that’s is a place where we have been doing some work. Munich is a lovely place! Best of luck with your channel.

[daltonwebb]

I am an architectural designer from St. Louis, Missouri in the United States! I love following your channel and I am currently working on learning more about Dynamo myself.

[bloodredbluebeads]

Great tips! started out in auditing with a real addiction to excel and macros and then went into architecture. When I saw that dynamo could be used within Revit, it was such a great way to bring that side of my brain back into finding quicker or easier ways to do something. Where are you from and is the accent from time spent in the UK? I’m South African and spent time in London and now in Melbourne so who know what I sound like

[kneelster]

hi, im a bim lead - architect, in mumbai india. loved the tips u gave really jolted some forgotten memories of Dynamo

[franciscovilaca]

Last year architect student from Braga, Portugal :) Started to work with Revit around 1 year ago for a school project and it was love at first sight :D and your channel has some cool videos to learn :) Thank you and good luck for the next ones

[egmelaku]

🙏Thanks for this helpful tutorial. I want to change the calculation option in Revit
(Path =>
1. Systems(tab) ->
2. Mechanical Settings ->
3. Pipe Setting ->
4. Calculation ->
5. Flow(tab) ->
6. Calculation Method)

from "the 2012 International Plumbing Code (IPC) Table E103.3 (3)" to custom fixture flow rate/table.

👉 How would you advise me, please?
👉 Can I use Dynamo to change input/references like IPC Table E103.3 (3)?

Thanks

[luupieper]

Hey!! I'm a Bim manager from Brazil (currently working in Italy)!! Thanks a lot for your videos

[Nicholas.Tsagkos]

Cool tips, i'm a CAD technician from London, keep up the good work BIM girl.

[joaopaulosantos]

Hi BIMGIRL, I´ve just found yours vídeos, Im a professional Architect from Angola and im a beginner in Dynamo. Congrats.

[saulokandengue]

Hi, Im a Structural Engineer, from Angola - Africa. I'm looking foward to take structural design to the next level, with BIM, and i see now that Dynamo is a very important key on that purpose. thanks a lot.

[sdeeyOu]

So, hi there BIM girl i am Sid from Algéria am an architect working in a state owned firm not quite BIM oriented at alli have to say, but i am quite passionate about all of this i've learned revit and am using it on a daily basis and i try to learn dynamo even if i dont know how or where to apply it in my workflow right now, your videos are quite helpful keep going.
Thanks

[yasminduymaz]

Hi, I just started uni, studying to become a constructing architect and I'm trying to learn Dynamo and getting a better understanding of it:))

[tiagolima]

Hey, good job. I'm studying Civil engineer in Fortaleza, Brazil. You give tips and tricks very importants, my head exploded when you said about creating functions in the dynamo. Congratulations.

[mikezitter]

I'm a BIM coördinator for a hospital. Found your video while looking for ways to use Revit & Dynamo for assetmanagement.
Thanks for the tips and hope your going to share more..

[Segvan]

I am a civil engineer from Germany and working as BIM Manager for one of the biggest GC's in Europe.
One of my hardest tasks it was to transform IFC breakthroughs into Revit breakthroughs with dynamo. Furthermore I created some dyn-scripts to create BCFs for each breakthrough (automatically). Within dynamo I can read the collected information from the BCF platform to put some important information back into my breakthrough instances to use them for other bim-based topics.
I like dynamo and work with a lot. Thank you for showing me these cool and helpful tips :)

[mydailypost]

Hi, I'm an Electrical AutoCAD Draftsman from Manila, Philippines. Keep posting more dynamo scripts in Revit. Thanks for today's tip.

[muhammedrafi]

School Dropeout, Now Working as a BIM Techinitan, Like Programming.Thanks for your TIP.Qatar(Indian By Birth, Seeking a BIM Job In Europe)

[DJArchitect]

ARCHITECT in Rochester Michigan, having fun for 54 years! Still learning, been using Revit since release 2.5... before AutoDesk bought them... oh I miss the free wheeling days.