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From its origins as an add-on for Building Information Modeling in Revit, Dynamo has matured to become many things. Above all else it is a platform, enabling designers to explore visual programming, interact with the Revit API, and explore computational design. Let's start our journey with Dynamo by setting some context - what is it and how do I approach using it?

If you've been wanting to learn Dynamo, there's no better time than the beginning of the year!

We'll start from the basics of computational geometry in Dynamo by creating points, grids of points to generating lines and end by placing families on specific locations in Revit based on rules.

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