Summary It's that time of year again. Christmas trees have appeared, the weather has changed, holiday decorations are up, and of course, we are all tempted to spend some time playing around with our software creating iconic holiday items. We thought it would be fun to go through one of these explorations for this post. A few years ago, I worked

Overview: If you have used Dynamo for any time, you have probably encountered the following scenario. You: "Awesome, I finished this Dynamo graph. Now let me share this with my firm." The User, You Shared the Graph With: "It says 'Run Completed with Errors'  and something about packages." You: 😒 If you aren't familiar, Dynamo has a fantasti

Summary Dynamo has been around for a little while now. I think we can all agree that it has reached a level of maturity/sophistication that has far surpassed its humble beginnings in Autodesk Vasari. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1600"] Dynamo UI from way back when (image courtesy of https://buildz.blogspot.com/2014/01/dynamo-stadiu

In recent posts, we have looked at various ways to implement Generative Design in your workflow for everyday tasks. These include (but are not limited to) topics such as, Laying Out Sheets in Revit, Verifying Viewpoints for Camera Placement, and Finding Optimal Room Tag Locations.   For this post, we wanted to take a look at a few of the