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The team was trying to build a custom pattern using notepad. This process is very hard because each time they change an element in notepad they import it in any try it again. You can see the hatch below.
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Group elements by values node can be found in ParametricAlly package. This node take elements and another group reference list (this list contains grouping input) and make separated groups.
In this case i collect parking lots and used levels as a references. Intersect them all with a curve, finding the start point of intersection and query the parameter At point. The result is parking lot list aligned according to the curve parameters.
—Definition file—
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After a value engineering meeting, for cost reasons, decided to lowering the level heights of the project. We have 7 model and 3 drafting file and used groups for tower levels. When you change it one by one all the groups explodes you should lower them all by once. Challenge Accepted.
This is the definition. In this work flow Ground and first floor remain the same. Basements have specific heights and upper levels heights reduced 150 mm. (that means second floor -150, third -300). And we have Architectural and Structural levels in the same file :). That definition grab the level height find its number and reduce necessary difference.
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Step 1. Select Model Elements. – Grab texts from exploded cad file. I used clockwork text element tool. Cleaned unnecessary entries. 
Step 2 – Find locations with Clockwork node. Grab X and Y from location and Z from reader node. 
Step 3 – Some of them share the same X.Y. and this is unacceptable for Dynamo. Sort these points along a defining curve and check X and Y values the prior and following element.
Dynamo Definition.
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That is the problem;
We have a cad file containing topography heights but no points. Texts locations are at the correct heights too.
Revit topography tool doesn’t working because of lack of the convenient geometry. But we have “Dynamo” :D.
First step; I imported Dwg to Revit and expolde it. After the explode all the text notes become visible at site level.
Second; In dynamo, i use only 3 nodes, thanks to Clockwork package 🙂 again. Select all text element and query the locations. As a suprise all the text still have the correct locations, including “Z”. You can not see them at 3d view but still the family contains the Z value.
That is the final topography. 🙂
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I was trying to find a solution which mimics the movement from this image. Actually this is a rigid object. 🙂
Use the code with processing
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/** " * Acceleration with Vectors * by Daniel Shiffman. " Örneği baz alınarak yapılmıştır. Arraylist örneğin içine gömülmüştür. */ // A Mover object ArrayList<Mover> mover; int maxR = 250; // max çap int minR = 20; // min çap int farkR = 20; // çaplar farkı int n = ((maxR-minR)/farkR)+1; void setup() { size(600,600); mover = new ArrayList<Mover>(); for ( int i=minR; i<= maxR; i=i+farkR) { mover.add(new Mover(i)); } } void draw() { background(0); for (int i =0; i < n; i++) { Mover m = mover.get(i); // Update the location m.update(); // Display the Mover m.display(); } } /** Mover class ı acceleration içinde yazılmıştı. bu class tek bir circle için bağımsız çalışıyordu. buna radius kontrolünü ekledim Bir de acceleration ı radius a bağladım ki çemberler farklı hızlanmalarda haraket etsinler */ class Mover { // The Mover tracks location, velocity, and acceleration PVector location; PVector velocity; PVector acceleration; // The Mover's maximum speed float topspeed; float rad; float x; Mover(float rad) { // Start in the center location = new PVector(width/2, height/2); velocity = new PVector(0, 0); topspeed =2; x = rad; } void update() { // Compute a vector that points from location to mouse PVector mouse = new PVector(mouseX, mouseY); PVector acceleration = PVector.sub(mouse, location); // Set magnitude of acceleration acceleration.setMag(20/x); // Velocity changes according to acceleration velocity.add(acceleration); // Limit the velocity by topspeed velocity.limit(topspeed); // Location changes by velocity location.add(velocity); } void display() { stroke(255); strokeWeight(2); noFill(); // if (velocity.lenght =0 ) { // ellipse(mouseX, mouseY, x, x); // } else { ellipse(location.x, location.y, x, x); // } } } |
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You can use the same method for Changing other parameters too.
Don’t forget to use on/off toggle after manipulating parameters.