Transcript
00:01
Hello, and welcome to dynamo for Civil 3D.
00:03
My name is Stacey Morykin Design Technology Manager
00:07
at Stacey Morykin.
00:09
Finding and using premade dynamo scripts
00:11
by connecting with the dynamo community
00:13
is one of the fastest ways to start
00:15
automating repetitive tasks in your daily workflow.
00:18
By using the dynamo player and setting appropriate parameters,
00:21
you can easily leverage premade dynamo scripts
00:24
to work with your own designs.
00:25
Adding or modifying civil
00:29
in your design with just one click of a play button
00:31
drastically reduces production time making you more efficient.
00:36
Course overview-- within this course,
00:39
we will first start out by opening dynamo player
00:42
in seville 3D 2020.
00:44
Having to the folder location that contains our dynamo
00:47
script, we will review and set the parameters for our design.
00:50
We'll hit play, and view the result.
00:54
We will also open the dynamo interface through Civil 3D,
00:56
and create a script from scratch to automate placements
00:59
of trees along an alignment.
01:02
And finally, we will organize our new script
01:04
by using tools available to us in dynamo Civil 3D,
01:08
and renaming and setting specific nodes as inputs
01:10
to be later used in the dynamo player.
01:14
The individual lessons in this workflow are as follows.
01:17
We will first run a premade script a .dyn file using
01:22
the dynamo player.
01:24
We will then open the dynamo interface,
01:26
and develop a simple script to automate a repetitive task.
01:30
Finally, we will organize the new script
01:32
and set input values to prepare the new script to be initiated
01:35
through the dynamo player.
01:37
Follow along with me as we begin this course
01:39
on dynamo for Civil 3D.
00:01
Hello, and welcome to dynamo for Civil 3D.
00:03
My name is Stacey Morykin Design Technology Manager
00:07
at Stacey Morykin.
00:09
Finding and using premade dynamo scripts
00:11
by connecting with the dynamo community
00:13
is one of the fastest ways to start
00:15
automating repetitive tasks in your daily workflow.
00:18
By using the dynamo player and setting appropriate parameters,
00:21
you can easily leverage premade dynamo scripts
00:24
to work with your own designs.
00:25
Adding or modifying civil
00:29
in your design with just one click of a play button
00:31
drastically reduces production time making you more efficient.
00:36
Course overview-- within this course,
00:39
we will first start out by opening dynamo player
00:42
in seville 3D 2020.
00:44
Having to the folder location that contains our dynamo
00:47
script, we will review and set the parameters for our design.
00:50
We'll hit play, and view the result.
00:54
We will also open the dynamo interface through Civil 3D,
00:56
and create a script from scratch to automate placements
00:59
of trees along an alignment.
01:02
And finally, we will organize our new script
01:04
by using tools available to us in dynamo Civil 3D,
01:08
and renaming and setting specific nodes as inputs
01:10
to be later used in the dynamo player.
01:14
The individual lessons in this workflow are as follows.
01:17
We will first run a premade script a .dyn file using
01:22
the dynamo player.
01:24
We will then open the dynamo interface,
01:26
and develop a simple script to automate a repetitive task.
01:30
Finally, we will organize the new script
01:32
and set input values to prepare the new script to be initiated
01:35
through the dynamo player.
01:37
Follow along with me as we begin this course
01:39
on dynamo for Civil 3D.
