Great content! Edx Course "Data Science for Construction, Architecture and Engineering " brought me here and now I'm in love with That BIM Girl (not literally)
Awesome - keep making these sorts of videos, very educational; and a lot of people are asking me about Python Shell, hot topic! Maybe consider showing Dynamo Python scripting? Edit: 4 rounds of ads... yeesh!
I've been doing small things with Dynamo to speed up workflow, but it's so cool you can actually do so much with python too. Thanks for showing us how to get started and thanks for the links! Maybe this is a nice way to mix my interest in python with my work. After all it's all about practice practice practice and now I can practice in Revit too! Great content!
Hi @that bim girl great work. I have question for u, if someone from Architecture or engineering background working as a BIM Designer or Modeler, want to learn coding To work in Dynamo, Revit API, or python. How to start learning or from where we have to start ?
Do u have any suggestion for those who are starting to learn BIM software? Where should we start learning or what are the effective ways and so on....?
Is there a way to control the join, and switch join geometry for concrete columns flushed in masonry walls, like both categories in the same thickness?, Revit has a very exhausting joining tool, especially with columns that are completely inside walls.. the issue is that I get a lot of join lines that interfere in the elevations.
This may be a bit too much but I have been stuck here for 2 days, went for dynamo forum and Autodesk knowledge community and i still cannot progress. How is Select Model Element becomes NULL? the topography I select from revit to use in dynamo cannot be recognized as topography and the Get Family Parameter node cannot extract parameter from it. I badly need help thank you so much.. anyone?
Hi, can you please guide me to set up visual studio 2019 or visual studio code to run the revit python codes. I am getting errors while doing. Import clr or import autodesk.revit.db or Ui amd import pyrevit. I am using rps for few days but i want to debug the code in vs style, which is not possible in RPS. Thank tou
6:08 -- 1* Why doesn't you as "for item in list1" instead? 2* If each item in the list is a text, would it crash because you're adding a number to a "String of letter" ? 3* In that case could you ask "for text in list1" : Newtext = text + ed so each of my text will have ed at the end and become in past tense, as an example obviously.
Very good! Would be nice to see how to export these lists as excel files, or vice versa, how to get values from excel into python for revit and modify element types
@@ThatBIMGirl when you will release the second part of this video, maybe showing a more profound use of python benefits in Revit like that part that you started with the families applied or maybe with the modeling organic forms, or a part of reforcement, thanks
Great content! Edx Course "Data Science for Construction, Architecture and Engineering
" brought me here and now I'm in love with That BIM Girl (not literally)
I am from that course to
Thank you! The use of data science and programming in construction is a growing field indeed!
Being able to Programm or tell my Software what to do is a helpful tool for every architect and engineer. Thanks as always for Sharing.
Awesome - keep making these sorts of videos, very educational; and a lot of people are asking me about Python Shell, hot topic! Maybe consider showing Dynamo Python scripting?
Edit: 4 rounds of ads... yeesh!
Have a look at pyrevit. It's an extension that allows you to build python extensions. And it's really really well made
@@gertjanvandenbroek1620 yeah Pyrevit is great! I use it here and there, although I do prefer visual scripting for prototyping.
I've been doing small things with Dynamo to speed up workflow, but it's so cool you can actually do so much with python too. Thanks for showing us how to get started and thanks for the links! Maybe this is a nice way to mix my interest in python with my work. After all it's all about practice practice practice and now I can practice in Revit too! Great content!
Really cool! I can only imagine how far you can take this way of automating your design processes. Great job of introducing the concept.
Thanks for the video. As soon as I saw the title I was already thinking how I can apply Python on my work.
OST = "Object Style" which is a old term for Family Categories. But the api names have never changed unlike the UI names
Thanks!
Revit is an old software xd
Thank you for the Video!!! it was really cool and easy to follow.
Hi @that bim girl great work.
I have question for u, if someone from Architecture or engineering background working as a BIM Designer or Modeler, want to learn coding To work in Dynamo, Revit API, or python.
How to start learning or from where we have to start ?
u can use for i in list1:
... i+=5
... print(i)
i'm more a fan of dynamo python than this python shell. Sometimes it's just easier and much faster with predefined nodes in dynamo :)
I never knew such beauty exists in this world!
I am an electrical engineer that uses Revit quite a bit. What are some things you think that I could use python coding for in Revit?
Great video! please is it possible to set parameter of door if it is mirrored or not?
That jingle at the beggining from Coupling?? isnt it? if so, great tv show!, and also, great video Jacqueline!
All support from Egypt ♥
Do u have any suggestion for those who are starting to learn BIM software? Where should we start learning or what are the effective ways and so on....?
hey bim girl good content plz make more video on automation.
Is there a way to control the join, and switch join geometry for concrete columns flushed in masonry walls, like both categories in the same thickness?, Revit has a very exhausting joining tool, especially with columns that are completely inside walls.. the issue is that I get a lot of join lines that interfere in the elevations.
is it possible to connect a sensor to Revit through python in order to read the data ..?
This may be a bit too much but I have been stuck here for 2 days, went for dynamo forum and Autodesk knowledge community and i still cannot progress. How is Select Model Element becomes NULL? the topography I select from revit to use in dynamo cannot be recognized as topography and the Get Family Parameter node cannot extract parameter from it. I badly need help thank you so much.. anyone?
Hi, can you please guide me to set up visual studio 2019 or visual studio code to run the revit python codes. I am getting errors while doing. Import clr or import autodesk.revit.db or Ui amd import pyrevit. I am using rps for few days but i want to debug the code in vs style, which is not possible in RPS. Thank tou
Great! I was wondering when would you use RevitPythonShell.
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I know it is a very basic question. But I couldn't install it porperly. What I've done wrongly?
That looks really interesting. I look forward to go deeper into Python! Keep up the good work!
6:08 -- 1* Why doesn't you as "for item in list1" instead?
2* If each item in the list is a text, would it crash because you're adding a number to a "String of letter" ?
3* In that case could you ask "for text in list1" : Newtext = text + ed
so each of my text will have ed at the end and become in past tense, as an example obviously.
Excellent! Thanks
Very enlightening thanks for sharing..
Excellent, thanks very much. Lots more, please!
hello, how about Revit 2020 version?? I cannot find out~
Cool, thank you! Is it possible to modify annotations like lines etc. with this add-on?
That list at 16:25 comes when you press ctrl+spcae.
danke, sehr nützlich
I really appreciate your sharing
Wow that was amazing, do you have more information about it?
Now you got a new fan from colombia, thanks for your content.
Happen to know if / when python 3.X will be supported?
I like this. Have you heard of any way to control Revit from the Python shell outside of Revit?
I’m having trouble creating family parameters. I can update parameters values but I haven’t been able to create a parameter and value. Please help🥺🥺🥺
Damn this is RAD. Just imagine the potential :O Dynamo you can bite me now (ok maybe not yet)
Technically you can write and embed this same syntax into the IronPython module in Dynamo scripts too!
@@AussieBIMGuru techinically its basically autodesk having you do their job!
excellent teacher, thank you
2 dreams never fulfilled...
Bim and that girl...😅
Amazing 😍
Very good! Would be nice to see how to export these lists as excel files, or vice versa, how to get values from excel into python for revit and modify element types
I guess if you used the Excel API into Python, it may get the job done.
Hey you! Keep it up! Cya soon in dec🙌🏾
انتي شخص مبدعة ..
Thank you.
is the name RevitPythonShell a reference to ifcOpenShell
Nice.
gracias!!!
Can you do a video on using Revit with Unreal Engine? Thanks
Any new tutorial for python revit shell?
Lovely
Hi,
I just downloaded the RevitPythonShell but when i open my Revit 2019 the add in isn't there
than you
I did't catch what we can change in revit with python. Actually python is new for me😕
Why shoud I learn Python if we have Dynamo ? it worths?
You can even use Python in Dynamo with Python nodes :)
Muito bom
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i think Python Script from dynamo is more powerful then Revit API.
i see that horse :)
Its free.??
Lol at the baby goat
like you
Alas! we have to learn Python programming to draw building components as poor mathscared architects!
f u
More jokes please :)
I can't... I'm german
@@ThatBIMGirl when you will release the second part of this video, maybe showing a more profound use of python benefits in Revit like that part that you started with the families applied or maybe with the modeling organic forms, or a part of reforcement, thanks
Thanks for the video. As soon as I saw the title I was already thinking how I can apply Python on my work.