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Thank you! Iam not sure what you mean! could you send me the data sheet on the product to my e-mail?

​@@EngineerBear90 Thank you for responding! just saw it could you share your email please, i can only see your webpage

@@x0devil0x Use the contact form on my webpage

Thx! Comments like these make me very happy☺

Hi EL Thank you for your kind words! Really glad my videos are helpful.

Hey! This script is not created for moving the columns to a new physical location, it only reports back the actual coordinates back to each individual family. I would look at the place family at specified coordinates video on my channel.

Many thanks! Great tutorial!

@@engjohnattan Thank you!

Well, thank you!😀

Hi Pedroc! Thank you! I am glad my videos have been helpful. No, every column, after the dynamo script is run, has an individual length based on the distance to the toposolid. Are you extending the columns to a toposolid? Feel free to send me the Revit file or some pictures on the "problem" to my E-mail.

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Thanks☺

I will create a video about that this year!

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Thank you so much :)

Iam glad to hear that.

Thank you. much appreciated!

Hey! Thank you! I will drop a video about modeling a box girder with varying height 3.juni. In that video I will use two splines and a cross-section containing two adaptive points.

I think the best option is to create it in the Revit adaptive family environment! Using the same technique as I did with my bridge videos. I will write it up and create a video about it some time during fall/winter.

Hey Carlos! Thank you! One idea that might work: Create a steel sheet pile element with, let say length of 1m (this element wont be curved) then utilize dynamo to place and rotate the steel sheet pile along the curved line so you place out these element in an array with not space in between them.Hope that made any sense? I will write it up on my to-do list and it might come a video on it the next year.

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You are welcome :)

Hey Aleksandar! Thank you for your feedback ☺

Hey Ranveer Singh! Thank you. Yes, that is possible. I have two solutions. 1. Add a new instance parameter(important that the data type is set to area) that multiply the width and length. 2. Use dynamo to select all the area in the excavation pit (also the sloped area) and add the area together. I have created a video about how to do that(Revit dynamo - calculate area, length and volume for a complex object), follow the link in the description. You can also report back the area to the family, also did a video on this.

@@EngineerBear90 thanks very much for replying. I will check and implement in my project.

Hi Luka! And thank you☺ This is actually not a family, but a collection of plates, used with the built-in steel plate tool, expect the top plate, where I used model-in place

Hi EL, Thank you 😀 Next bridge video is coming on Monday, it will be voids in a bridge superstructure. In each bridge video I will expand and add techniques to solve the different problems. I am now editing a bridge video about box girder with varying thickness. The import Excel coordinates with Dynamo video will be the foundation for my 3 video advanced adaptive retaining wall tutorials. Expected to come in the fall sometimes. But, if you have a bridge or a problem you are sitting with right now I might be able to help you, just send me an E-mail with what you got so far ☺

@@EngineerBear90 . I am looking forward. This has me really excited. I do not have anything done so far with this workflow. I had been exploring other workflows to try and find the most efficient one. This workflow has only been an possibility until now. I previously had no idea where to start because of my unfamiliarity with Dynamo. But this video has really shed some light.

@@evanslion3548 Iam glad to hear that I can be of help.

You are welcome😀

Hey there! Initially, that was my plan! However, I ran into some issues while trying to switch the void off and back on again. So, I opted for the solution I detailed in the video instead. Maybe your soution works now! Let me know if it does!

Thank you so much😀 I can do that, just send me the data sheet or a drawing on it.

@@EngineerBear90 great, what ist your Mail?

@@DBNetzAG Just go to my website press the contact Now button and send me an E-mail :)

Thank you! 😁

Thank you so much for the kind words! much appreciated🤗 I have created a parametric steel sheet pile, it's on my channel. If you want anything specific please feel free to send me an E-mail of the product and I can create it for you

@@EngineerBear90 Real? Thanks a lot, where do i find yor Email?

Thank you very much 😀 Alot of more cool videos in the pipeline this year.

Thank you😃 Really appreciate the kind words.

Hey. Thank you:) And it is a great suggestion for a video, a deep dive into combining parameters, I might do that one day. To answer you question. 1. Combining several parameters can be done! Just increase the number of list inputs in the node List.Combine, you also must increase the inputs for the node String.Concat, and every other input must be filled with the code block value "-". 2. Combine a number with the combined text with the node +. 3. To retrieve a type parameter the node Elements.GetParameterValueByNameTypeOrInstance from the package rhythm must be used. 4. The yes/no parameter can be retrieved just like a normal parameter, the output value will be 1 or 0, and this can be changed to yes or no with an IF statement.

Hey! Iam sorry but this script is loong gone 🥲 I hope you can recreate it from the video and blogpost.

Hi EL, Thank you ☺ I really appreciate the kind words! And stay tuned a lot more videos are in the pipeline😁

Glad to hear it. Looking forward.

Thank you☺

Hey, If I understand your question correctly, to always position it horizontally just dont ad or type in any numbers for in the roation parameter.

Thank you very much for the quick answer. @EngineerBear90. I mean that in this family, when the nodes are at the same height, you define the transversal slope with the initial and final angle. But when the nodes of the spline are at different heights, the transverse slope is generated by itself, it does not remain horizontal. I want the platform to always remain horizontal and not twist with the spline. Do you know if it would be possible?

Okey, I think I understand. That is correct! You can rotate it with the rotate parameter back to horizontal (a bit of manual work) You can also try to impliment two more adaptive points at both ends of the cross-section, also adding two more curves for the bridge(either generate it with dyanmo or get thi curves from "TheRoadPeople". Iam planing to make more bridge videos, but wont be before summer atleast. You can also send me the bridge to my E-mail if you want to so I can check it out. @@ibligah

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you're welcome ☺

Hey! I find instance parameter very useful in many occasions! How did the family break? Feel free to send me the family if you want me to take a look.

Hi, Iam glad to hear that :) Yes, I placed the survey point at 0,0,0.

Will you please consider creating a video series wherein you show how to parametrically model a complete bridge in the near future.

Thank you ☺

​@@evanslion3548 Yes, it is on my to-do list. problem is: that I don't have many bridges to work on. If you have any, send them to my e-mail and I will take a look.

Hi, Tru creating a fresh site without any true north rotation. Alternatively, use the node Geometry.Rotate, with the geometry representing the points. The origin for rotation will coincide with the survey point coordinate. Rotation will happen within the xy plane, so the axis to use is the z-axis, with degrees aligned to the true north angle. (I am currently away from a Revit workstation, thus unable to verify this method.)

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@EngineerBear90 I am working on balanced Cantilever Bridge, how can the bottom hight of box girder varying?

With the help of your video I created the Box Girder , many thanks for that

@@aparajitadas2706 Iam so glad to hear that my video was helpful :)

@@aparajitadas2706 That's definitely a more intricate task! However, you can incorporate an adaptive point at the bottom of your box girder cross-section. You'll need an additional line (curved or spline with points) at the bottom to accommodate the varying part. This can be achieved using Dynamo or by simply duplicating the centerline you already have. If you'd like, feel free to email me your bridge, and I'd be happy to examine it.