I have been using Revit for 5 years now and I would like to learn Rhino / Grasshopper. Should I wait until Dynamo is fully developed ? or will it take years... to get to the level of Grasshopper?
I would like to stick to Autodesk products since I use Revit .
you answered your own question. while there are many ways to migrate information from grasshopper to revit, dynamo is so similar to grasshopper on the conceptual programming level that one is not easier over the other to learn. however, a the basic functionality of grasshopper is already evident in dynamo, therefore learning dynamo and developing your revit skills (attractor points, adaptive families, etc) will be a better/more productive use of your time.
I was going through the dynamo and found similarity with grasshopper and would also like to stick with dynamo and revit..instead of again start with new software from scratch. Even I had started learning dynamo.
Let me know if any one had good reference to start with dynamo..
thanks !!
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Grasshopper or Dynamo?
I have been using Revit for 5 years now and I would like to learn Rhino / Grasshopper. Should I wait until Dynamo is fully developed ? or will it take years... to get to the level of Grasshopper?
I would like to stick to Autodesk products since I use Revit .
you answered your own question. while there are many ways to migrate information from grasshopper to revit, dynamo is so similar to grasshopper on the conceptual programming level that one is not easier over the other to learn. however, a the basic functionality of grasshopper is already evident in dynamo, therefore learning dynamo and developing your revit skills (attractor points, adaptive families, etc) will be a better/more productive use of your time.
....and your preference is autodesk products.
so dynamo.
I also agree!!
I was going through the dynamo and found similarity with grasshopper and would also like to stick with dynamo and revit..instead of again start with new software from scratch. Even I had started learning dynamo.
Let me know if any one had good reference to start with dynamo..
thanks !!
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