Spacing – Spacing value between frame when distance between them is equal. NumberOfTimes – Number of times a 2D frame should be copied when spacing between frames is equal. True = equal spacing, False = varying spacing. Input value should have the following data structure: Curve, Beam] The spacing can be equal of varying.įrame2DGeometry – 2D Frame geometry. The Frame.Copy node helps you duplicate your 2D input frame geometry with a specified spacing between frames. The angle has to be greater than or equal 0 and less or equal than 60 degrees.
Default value: (1, 0, 0)Īngle – Beam angle. They do the same thing and they differ by input parameters only.
The first two nodes I would like to talk about create a 2D frame geometry ( F ame.ByWidthHeights, Frame.ByWidthHeightAngles).
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Let me walk you through details on these nodes and how to put together a sample script using them. Generally portal frames are used for single-story buildings, but they can also be used for low-rise buildings with several floors where they can be economical if the floors do not span across the building. Recently, I added a few Dynamo nodes to the Structural Design package (version 1.1) to help you create such structural geometry. In this post I would like to show you how to create a fully parametrized portal frame geometry in the Dynamo environment.
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