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Autodesk — Technical Presentation (2016)
21 slides from Autodesk's technical presentation, 2016
Slide 1: CS21802: Dynamo for Construction Workflows
CS21802: Dynamo for Construction Workflows Brendan Nichols Senior Virtual Building Engineer at the Beck Group @BrendanANichols © 2016 Autodesk Join the conversation #AU2016
Slide 2: Class summary
Class summary We’ve all seen the Dynamo extension used for twisting dramatic towers, and we’ve even seen it used to recreate some of our favorite Star Wars characters. But if you’re a general contractor or work in the construction industry, you may be wondering if Dynamo can do anything for you. In
Slide 3: Key learning objectives
Key learning objectives At the end of this class, you will be able to: Learn Construction Specific uses for Dynamo Learn Some Dynamo Basics Identify Tasks Dynamo Could be useful for Get an introduction to Dynamo’s online community and package manager © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 4: Halfen Detail Tolerance Simulation
Halfen Detail Tolerance Simulation © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 5: Need to explain how Halfen Connection detail works for a legal case
Need to explain how Halfen Connection detail works for a legal case This family has 3 parameters to replicate the tolerances in a halfen channel © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 6: The connection absorbs tolerances
Moves up-down, left-right and in-out of plane. As the contractor we are required to place the halfen channel and slab edge in the desired location plus or minus our specified tolerance. This shows how the connection “absorbs” those tolerances © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 7: Play Movie
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Slide 8: Slab Flatness Analysis
Slab Flatness Analysis © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 9: Topping slabs to level floors after pouring or demolition
Often times after we pour slabs or demo an existing building down to the slabs, we need to add a topping slab to level the floors. Floor finishes like terrazzo are especially expensive and leveling out the elevation changes in the floor with concrete can be cheaper than just using terrazzo. © 2016 A
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Slide 14: Cut and Fill Analysis
Cut and Fill Analysis © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 15: Comparing slab flatness to a designed elevation
Now for the next example we are going to show how to take the slab flatness workflow and take it one step further to comparing to a designed elevation rather than a planar elevation. © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 16: Creating new nodes in a programming environment
We’ll also show how you can make use of a programming environment to create new nodes for Dynamo © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 17: Installation Simulation
Installation Simulation © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 18: Fountain installation issues simulated in Dynamo
This example we will look at how a fountains installation had some potential issues. Dynamo was used to simulate the installation far in advance to understand the potential problem. © 2016 Autodesk
Slide 19: Show PDF
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Slide 20: How did I do?
How did I do? Your class feedback is critical. Fill out a class survey now. Use the AU mobile app or fill out a class survey online. Give feedback after each session. AU speakers will get feedback in real-time. Your feedback results in better classes and a better AU experience. © 2016 Auto
Slide 21: Autodesk trademark notice
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