Dynamo bridges the gap to create dynamic repeatable operations between AutoCAD and Civil 3D.ĭynamo is programming! It is user friendly visual programming, so Civil 3D users do not need to learn or write code. In addition, AutoCAD scripts do not work well with Civil 3D data, and Lisp requires learning the programming language to code new functions. However, the limitation of both is that the information is not dynamic. Historically, it is relatively easy to repeat an AutoCAD operation with a script or macro. Likewise, we can create a new function with Lisp. We’ll explore the Dynamo interface, and the fundamental concepts to getting started creating your first logical graph to execute geometry driven by data. In this article, we’ll explore why Dynamo has gained popularity among Revit users, and how to benefit from it in our Civil 3D workflows. A Dynamo script can be the missing dynamic link between AutoCAD objects and Civil 3D objects and, should the alignment change, AutoCAD blocks placed along the alignment can be automatically updated. Do you love the dynamic relationships of Civil 3D object data, but still find yourself zoning out after a few minutes of doing a repetitive task? Using basic but logical math computations, we can visually arrange functions or nodes, and use Dynamo to automate many tasks that are required as part of any infrastructure project.
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