Description
Many have used Dynamo to automate tedious tasks and generate complicated geometries and structures, but Dynamo baffles many with some of the concepts that are a bit difficult to grasp. Of these, perhaps the most misunderstood feature of Dynamo for Revit software is Element Binding. This feature ties Revit elements created by Dynamo to the DYN file that created them. When misused, it can lead to lost work, duplicate elements in the model, and frustrated computational designers. When used properly, Element Binding can bring your graphs to a completely new level, enabling not only one-time element creation, but also updating previously created content to reduce time reworking downstream decisions.
Key Learnings
- Learn how to differentiate between graphs that need element binding and those that do not
- Learn how to read raw file content of DYN and DYF files and understand what content can be modified
- Learn how to use Element Binding to move rather than recreate data when projects update
- Learn how to use two methods to remove element bindings from a graph
Speaker
Jacob SmallAfter attaining his Bachelor of Architecture degree from Wentworth Institute of Technology, Jacob Small began his work at a small firm on the north shore of Massachusetts, before joining CBT architects in Boston where he gained exposure to larger scale projects. In 2017 he joined Autodesk, where he puts his 10+ years of experience in the AEC industry and expertise with Revit, AutoCAD, and Dynamo to help enterprise priority customers adopt computational design into their daily workflows.
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