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Learning Goals: At the end of this session, you will be able to:
Table of contents
Topics Covered
The ability for pattern-based curtain panels to "report" on their local conditions is an extremely powerful aspect of Project Vasari and Revit's parametric toolkit. In this Vasari Talk we discussed reporting parameters and how they can be used to analyze geometry.
- Define reporting parameters in a panel
- Pull information out of geometry using panels
- Drive data back into panels
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 7 as follows:
Build, edit and analyze curtain panels (23:55)
Adaptive points, using X-Ray and Dissolve, cuts and joins, and driving data to panels (20:06)
Hosts and sequential regeneration, measuring deflection to optimize geometry & more (16:00)
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