Dynamo For Mechanical Applications In Revit

Boost your Revit workflows with Dynamo—suitable for all disciplines, with a focus on mechanical applications.

What you'll learn

Understand the core functionality of Dynamo within Revit

Recognize and use custom nodes and Dynamo packages

Build user-friendly interfaces using Dynamo Player

Import and synchronize Excel data with Revit elements

Integrate Python scripts within Dynamo for advanced automation

Convert 2D AutoCAD elements into Revit model components

Automate mechanical system layouts, including routing, fitting placement, and sizing

Apply rule-based offsets to mechanical components from reference surfaces like slabs

Requirements

Basics of Revit

Description

Unlock the power of automation using Dynamo with this practical, project-based course designed for Revit users who want to streamline their workflows and boost productivity.This course is suitable for all disciplines, as it covers essential Dynamo fundamentals that every user should know. However, the specialized examples are tailored specifically for Mechanical Revit users.You’ll find quizzes and numerous downloadable project files included to reinforce your learning. Best of all, you can complete the course in under a day and start applying your new skills immediately.These resources include:All Dynamo scripts built throughout the courseExcel files used for data extraction and importRevit project models for hands-on practiceAutoCAD drawings used in the automation exercisesIn this course, you’ll start with the basics—learning how to install Dynamo, understand its interface, and build simple scripts. Then, you’ll quickly move into real-world applications.You’ll Learn How To:Install and navigate Dynamo for RevitUnderstand data types and data structures in DynamoAutomate tasks using Dynamo PlayerExtract and import Revit data using ExcelApply Python scripting within Dynamo (with the help of AI models)Convert AutoCAD drawings into functional mechanical modelsDesign and size mechanical networks in Revit using DynamoEdit Revit parameters and dynamically place elementsRecognize and use custom nodes and Dynamo packagesThis course is designed to integrate smart automation into the daily workflows of Revit users. You're encouraged to ask questions at any time—I'm always available to support you, clarify concepts, and help you get the most out of your learning experience.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Dynamo and Dynamo Player

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Installing Dynamo and Choosing the Right Version

Lecture 3 How Dynamo Basically Works

Lecture 4 Creating User-Friendly Interface using Dynamo Player

Lecture 5 Linking Dynamo Scripts to Revit Model Elements (With Quiz)

Section 2: Nodes and Data Types in Dynamo

Lecture 6 Solving the First Quiz - Extracting Rooms Data using Dynamo Player

Lecture 7 Understanding Input Data Types in Dynamo

Lecture 8 Operators, Parameters, Selection Methods, and Excel Nodes in Dynamo

Section 3: Working with Excel in Dynamo to Manage Revit Data

Lecture 9 Extracting Single List of Revit Data to Excel Using Dynamo

Lecture 10 Extracting Multiple Lists of Revit Data to Excel Using Dynamo

Lecture 11 Extracting Multiple Lists of Revit Data to Excel Using Dynamo Player

Lecture 12 Importing Excel Data into Dynamo and Managing Lists

Section 4: Automating with Python in Dynamo

Lecture 13 Python in Dynamo (Part 01 of 02)

Lecture 14 Python in Dynamo (Part 02 of 02)

Section 5: Modeling Firefighting Networks in Revit with Dynamo (from AutoCAD)

Lecture 15 Converting AutoCAD Lines to Fire Fighting Pipes

Lecture 16 Converting AutoCAD Hatched Regions into Fire Fighting Sprinklers

Lecture 17 Extending Pipes from Sprinklers

Lecture 18 Creating Pipe Fittings

Lecture 19 Sizing of Fire Sprinkler Pipes

Section 6: Supplementary Lessons

Lecture 20 Changing the Parametric Values for Revit Model Elements

Lecture 21 Sprinklers from Slab Offset

Revit Users,BIM Modelers,Mechanical and Electrical Engineers,BIM Managers,BIM Coordinators,Architectures