Could you explain in few words how can I connect that Panel with all rebar attributes list (4:00 minute in video) to tekla reinforcement components (Attributes/Hooks/Cover/Group) to get a final result? I tried to split list with domains, but what next? Have no idea how to connect that data. Thank you!
@valentinas Sure. You can do it in several ways. Here we have specified all inputs always in that same order. We have created a cluster where we are connecting these inputs with use of list iteam to Tekla components (Hooks, attributes,... ) and then we have output from the cluster that can be connected to rebar group.
Hi Kris, Great Video! I would recommend using Component Icons & Sunglass Plugin. Will help everyone understand your script on every level of reading a GH script. :)
Snapping Gecko is new for me. Good for OCD people. I have been using autograph for over an year now. Gives great flexibility and readability to your scripts. Highly recommended for better organization. I would strongly suggest against hiding all the wires. Its a nightmare for anyone trying to debug or further develop the script in future.
@@bimcorner6331 That amazing work. I’m process learning and really love your video. At trick number three, i wonder how do you connect entire data that you get from excel file to the rebar components in Gh. ( I mean exist more than three components separate affect to rebar group component)
@@tvd1908 You can generate a standard list from excel. Let's say that in an Excel spreadsheet you have 10 different names of reinforcement. After connecting this list to the rebar component you will get 10 different reinforcements with different names. Just remember to graft the input first.
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Could you explain in few words how can I connect that Panel with all rebar attributes list (4:00 minute in video) to tekla reinforcement components (Attributes/Hooks/Cover/Group) to get a final result? I tried to split list with domains, but what next? Have no idea how to connect that data. Thank you!
@valentinas Sure. You can do it in several ways. Here we have specified all inputs always in that same order. We have created a cluster where we are connecting these inputs with use of list iteam to Tekla components (Hooks, attributes,... ) and then we have output from the cluster that can be connected to rebar group.
@@bimcorner6331 Thank you for your time!
Hi Kris, Great Video! I would recommend using Component Icons & Sunglass Plugin. Will help everyone understand your script on every level of reading a GH script. :)
Thanks for sharing!
Great video, thanks mate. I use snapping gecko for my OCD satisfaction.
+1 subscriber from a fellow Tekla user :)
@OskarScherdin Tekla RULEZZZ!!
Snapping Gecko is new for me. Good for OCD people.
I have been using autograph for over an year now. Gives great flexibility and readability to your scripts. Highly recommended for better organization.
I would strongly suggest against hiding all the wires. Its a nightmare for anyone trying to debug or further develop the script in future.
Thanks for sharing your experience! I need to play with AutoGraph then!
Audio seems to be quite low
Thanks! I will try to fix that next time
amazing
Glad you think so!
you using gh for modeling bridge inside tekla structures, don’t you?
That's correct! Works really fine!
@@bimcorner6331 That amazing work. I’m process learning and really love your video. At trick number three, i wonder how do you connect entire data that you get from excel file to the rebar components in Gh. ( I mean exist more than three components separate affect to rebar group component)
@@tvd1908 You can generate a standard list from excel. Let's say that in an Excel spreadsheet you have 10 different names of reinforcement. After connecting this list to the rebar component you will get 10 different reinforcements with different names. Just remember to graft the input first.
@@bimcorner6331 thank for your advice, i will try it. I appreciate your channel
you should upload this video a year earlier. i wish i knew
Never is too late :D :)
Woah AutoGraph
Have you used it before?