A while back, I took the plunge and tried to learn Dynamo. As a Grasshopper user, it was quite frustrating knowing the computational workflow required but not the equivalent commands in Dynamo. After a lot of research, I developed this primer which contains tips and translations to help Grasshopper users learn Dynamo. I hope that you find it useful in migrating your Grasshopper skills into Dynamo.
Learn some of the key differences between Dynamo and Rhino.Inside Revit and discover the benefits of migrating certain Dynamo workflows to Rhino.Inside Revit.
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Learn how to generate views from the sun using Rhino.Inside Revit to visually verify the results of a Ladybug solar access heatmap.
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6 Comments
William Lopez Campo (@UnderNDA)
Thanks for putting this together Paul!
Here’s an (older) resource that explores a similar approach:
Keep up the good work!
paulwintour
Mr Campo! Thanks. I hadn’t seen this before. Andrew does some great work and this video is pretty clear. A few minor updates have changed since it was published but nothing critical.
tiara
Nice work! Really helpful
Jean-Charles
Very Usefull, Thank you very much
Alexi
It’s interchangeable too! I’ve used it a bunch of times now as a “Grasshopper for Dynamo users” guide 🙂 Thanks!
paulwintour
Glad you liked it Alexi. Thanks for the feedback. I am currently in the process of writing v2 which should be released within a month or so. I’ll keep you posted.