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How to add your knowledge
Table of contents
- 1. Resources
- 2. Video Recordings
- 2.1.1. Getting Started: adding formulas into family parameters to manipulate parametric massing families, creating geometry with formulas, using a graphing calculator and more (21:49)
- 2.1.2. Resources to help you get started, real-world examples, and tips about setting up controls to easily manipulate data, and using conditional statements in formulas (17:31)
- 2.1.3. Making formulas easier to manage, building relationships between loaded families, using RevitPythonShell for scripting in the Revit environment (19:57)
Summary: Parameterizing a dimension? Easy. The fun really begins when you begin manipulating and even creating geometry using formulas.
Learning Goals: At the end of this session, you will be able to
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Use basic Revit/Vasari formula syntax including conditionals, operators, rounding, and math constants such as sin, cosine and pi.
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Use some simple formulas to manipulate a parametric massing family to explore various permutations
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Reference parameters from a nested family in a formula
Resources
The following resources are refereced in the webinar. Check them out!
- Zach Kron's Buildz blog post about incrementing forms, includes datasets and additional videos:
Placing and numbering lots of stuff - Don Rudder's Revit .NET Development blog has a post about Incrementer:
http://www.revitnet.blogspot.com/2012/03/vasari-sdk-sample-3-incrementer.html - Nathan Miller's The Proving Ground blog post about the Revit API includes info about the RevitPythonShell:
http://nmillerarch.blogspot.com/2012/03/my-revit-api-notebook.html
Video Recordings
If you are unable to attend the live sessions, you can view the video recordings. We divided the video/audio recording for Session 11 as follows:
Getting Started: adding formulas into family parameters to manipulate parametric massing families, creating geometry with formulas, using a graphing calculator and more (21:49)
Resources to help you get started, real-world examples, and tips about setting up controls to easily manipulate data, and using conditional statements in formulas (17:31)
Making formulas easier to manage, building relationships between loaded families, using RevitPythonShell for scripting in the Revit environment (19:57)
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