Thanks Bedirhan! There will be a slight offset between part 9 and 10 (currently working on it - surfaces and solids are a bit trickier to summarise!), hopefully it will be out next Friday :)
@@AussieBIMGuru will do Gavin. One thing I have just noticed when drawing model lines for the path, when I have a straight line then curve, the families flip along the curve. Any reason why as it was drawn in one continuous line?
@@ahg3395 hrm a little strange, are you joining the curves as a polycurve also? I would try adding a set family rotation node and assess the normal at point on curve, it should hopefully recognise the inward facing direction of the curve if its a polycurve.
@@AussieBIMGuru polycurve.byjoinedcurves. I'm looking also using Curve.PointsAtEqualChordLength and using a code block for the width of my family, as they were not setting out correctly for example 1000mm. I'll keep you posted on how I get on, but thanks for your help.
I would suggest using point at segment length instead after getting the curve's total length. From there you can split the curve at those points and take the first, last or middle object in the list of curves it generates (depending if you split at end, start of both respectively).
That's a wonderful great content, just as all the content on your channel! Thanks for sharing Gavin
Glad you enjoy it!
Great! I'm looking forward to watching the next part. 👍
Thanks Bedirhan! There will be a slight offset between part 9 and 10 (currently working on it - surfaces and solids are a bit trickier to summarise!), hopefully it will be out next Friday :)
thank you for all of your free tutorials, can't believe someone would do such a thing. Also your cat is lovely :D
You're welcome! Thanks, they're great company in lockdowns.
@@AussieBIMGuru oh right, I forgot Australia is still going tough on those measurements
Thank you Gavin, you're a star. Now all I need to do is read my points from a spreadsheet to place my families :-)
Sounds like you're almost there. Might be worth looking at my navisworks dynamo video that places clash markers via excel.
@@AussieBIMGuru will do Gavin. One thing I have just noticed when drawing model lines for the path, when I have a straight line then curve, the families flip along the curve. Any reason why as it was drawn in one continuous line?
@@ahg3395 hrm a little strange, are you joining the curves as a polycurve also? I would try adding a set family rotation node and assess the normal at point on curve, it should hopefully recognise the inward facing direction of the curve if its a polycurve.
@@AussieBIMGuru polycurve.byjoinedcurves. I'm looking also using Curve.PointsAtEqualChordLength and using a code block for the width of my family, as they were not setting out correctly for example 1000mm. I'll keep you posted on how I get on, but thanks for your help.
Tanks Gavin, But having a problem. Curve.ExtendEnd does not support negative value? 4.34m into video. How can you solve this?
I would suggest using point at segment length instead after getting the curve's total length. From there you can split the curve at those points and take the first, last or middle object in the list of curves it generates (depending if you split at end, start of both respectively).