'Nuke' Revit models using Dynamo, Python + Revit API!

Today we blow up some Revit models. Nuff' said.

I hope you enjoy the session and learn something new! Feel free to comment any feedback/questions below, or follow my channel if you enjoyed this.

0:00 Intro
1:11 Sample model
3:07 Script setup, boilerplate
5:10 Collecting options
6:55 View types
10:00 Collect and process views
17:04 Collect by class
19:40 Nuke the model
23:10 Outputs/test run
25:15 Dynamo player
26:47 Outro

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[Gumioleusz]

Hey a BIM Manager from European Union here, just to let you know: Your work is very valuable. Probably you will not get millions of views but you helping a lot and saving tones of time for me and my BIM Team, Im glad you back!

[finnegerer]

Happy to hear you've returned! Could you do a lesson on roofs? and stairs? Struggling with those immensely.

[marwanbeaino]

Great Content ! Thank you for sharing !

[KervinCalero]

Can you please do an example collect using sets/dictionaries? I think its faster than lists unless Dynamo works better w/lists?thanks

[yoshi.jeje_StructuralEngineer]

Hi, Everyone; how do you usually set up and check your templates?

I saw that sometimes, I put some elements, but I liked the idea of having a completely small building with all the elements and some views in sheets to check everything.

At this point, we discussed having a template WITH model and one without so that when you start, you can have the template empty without the elements (floor, roof, etc..)

Do you think it makes sense? I was thinking instead of two template having one and one dynamo script to delete al the elements in the space :D

[SPR.]

could you create script about combine multiple sheets into single sheet by using dynamo? I think you can do, plz make it. Thanks...

[acabtr]

Cool new videos, but your audio is broken, its all on left channel.