On Wednesday, November 11th at Noon, SFDUG welcomes Håvard Vasshaug as our featured virtual speaker. Håvard will present a chronological recap of his projects using Dynamo, starting with the first Random node and finishing with his recent works on reinforcement of complex geometries in subterranean hydroelectric concrete structures and a double curved facade in Paris.
Håvard serves as Design Technologist for Snøhetta in Oslo, Norway. He regularly speaks about technical workflows, digital innovation and human development at multiple international conferences and seminars, and receives wide acclaim for his talks and classes. He writes about BIM and visual scripting solutions on his website. Håvard uses Dynamo to solve modeling and data related design problems on several architectural and structural projects over the past two years.
Attending in person? Registration required to gain access to the HOK office. Click here for Eventbrite registration.
Attending via Webex? Click here for webex and register prior to the meeting.
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Monday, October 19, 2015
SFDUG Oct 2015 Meeting Recording: Getting Navis Dynaworking!
Colin McCrone and Adam Sheather delivered a superb presentation on using Dynamo to manage Navisworks data. Check out the full recording below:
Speakers:
Colin McCrone serves as technical evangelist for the Dynamo product development team. He has emerged as a foremost lecturer and instructor for Autodesk. As a computational designer and design software evangelist, he teaches and gathers requirements for digital design tools, manages customer interactions, and technical consulting services.
This presentation is an overview of DynaWorks, a custom Dynamo package for Navisworks developed by Adam Sheather. The first part of the session will cover opening/closing files, appending, automated tests and publishing. The second part will cover how to retrieve data from Navisworks clash data and utilize that back in Revit in a number of ways, including placing families and updating clashing objects with clash data.
Speakers:
Colin McCrone serves as technical evangelist for the Dynamo product development team. He has emerged as a foremost lecturer and instructor for Autodesk. As a computational designer and design software evangelist, he teaches and gathers requirements for digital design tools, manages customer interactions, and technical consulting services.
Adam Sheather serves as BIM Manager for YTL Corporation Bhd in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, providing roadmaps, ICT rollout and project management, support and development across the company’s subsidiary business Group. He has played instrumental role in reusable lifecycle data planning for Project Planning & Execution, Co-ordination & 4D planning, onsite technologies and FM deliverables using BIM Project datasets.
Tuesday, October 6, 2015
SFDUG No. 3: Getting Navis Dynaworking!
San Francisco Dynamo User Group - October 2015 SFDUG Announced!
Registration via Eventbrite required if attending in person
Getting Navis DynaWorking! Introduction for Dynamo Use with NavisWorks
Speakers:
Colin McCrone – Learning Module
Adam Sheather – Featured Speaker
Date: Wednesday October 14th, 2015
Time: 6:00pm-8:30pm
Place: HOK San Francisco, 1 Bush Street #200
This presentation is an overview of DynaWorks, a custom Dynamo package for Navisworks developed by Adam Sheather. The first part of the session will cover opening/closing files, appending, automated tests and publishing. The second part will cover how to retrieve data from Navisworks clash data and utilize that back in Revit in a number of ways, including placing families and updating clashing objects with clash data.
Colin McCrone serves as technical evangelist for the Dynamo product development team. He has emerged as a foremost lecturer and instructor for Autodesk. As a computational designer and design software evangelist, he teaches and gathers requirements for digital design tools, manages customer interactions, and technical consulting services.
Adam Sheather serves as BIM Manager for YTL Corporation Bhd in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, providing roadmaps, ICT rollout and project management, support and development across the company’s subsidiary business Group. He has played instrumental role in reusable lifecycle data planning for Project Planning & Execution, Co-ordination & 4D planning, onsite technologies and FM deliverables using BIM Project datasets.
Food and Beverages will be provided, courtesy of Ideate Inc.
This event is free. Register only to attend in person via Eventbrite to get security clearance into the building:
Can’t attend? Register for the live webcast, information below:
WEBINAR REGISTRATION:
Topic: SFDUG: Getting Navis DynaWorking! Introduction for Dynamo Use with NavisWorks
Host: HOK San Francisco
Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Time: 6:00 pm, Pacific Daylight Time (San Francisco, GMT-07:00)
Session Number: Not Available
Registration password: This session does not require a registration password.
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Go to https://hok.webex.com/hok/k2/j.php?MTID=tf601e14fe38ab566f5b09b3d15136e9b and register.
Once you are approved by the host, you will receive a confirmation email with instructions for joining the session.
To view in other time zones or languages, please click the link https://hok.webex.com/hok/k2/j.php?MTID=t8b3fe7bc1a4e6542209b0bdaa1138ea2
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For assistance
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You can contact Cesar Escalante at: sfdug.coordinator@gmail.comThe session will be recorded and posted to the SFDUG YouTube Channel.
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Monday, October 5, 2015
September SFDUG Meeting Posted On-Line
Optimo is an open-source, multi-objective optimization package developed to parametrically interact with Autodesk Revit for BIM-based optimization. In this session, we will talk about multi-objective optimization as a concept, and will show how to setup Optimo in Dynamo to help achieve a design goal. Check out our September 2015 meeting recording below.
Speakers:
Glenn Katz, Lecturer Dept of Civil Engineering, Stanford University
Mohammad Asl, Autodesk Building Performance Analysis Team & PhD Candidate at Texas A&M
Glenn Katz, Lecturer Dept of Civil Engineering, Stanford University
Mohammad Asl, Autodesk Building Performance Analysis Team & PhD Candidate at Texas A&M
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