Staggered Curtain Wall Optioneering with Generative Design
This video provides an overview to the Staggered Curtain Wall Optioneering Workflow for Generative Design in Revit. This is an expanded explanation of a Dynamo graph provided by Autodesk during a recent webinar. In this video we take a look at the packages involved, the logic and the Revit files needed to recreate. Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction / Sample File Overview 00:51 End Result Preview 01:36 Opening Starting Revit File 02:10 Launching Dynamo and Dynamo Graph Overview 07:18 Copying Generative Design Files Locally 08:10 Creating and Viewing a Generative Design Study 13:41 Storing Generative Runs in Design Options 20:47 Wrap Up

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