Keith Wilkinson

Keith Wilkinson

@keithwilkinson.bsky.social

Project Director / BIM Manager at jmarchitects : BIM, process, efficiency obsessive. Problem solver. Data wrangler/Dynamo enthusiast. Views very much my own.

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Just spent the last 30 mins trying to solve a problem in Revit that I had already solved back in 2019, recorded a tutorial to educate our staff and then totally forgot I'd done it... There is a moral in there somewhere...

Today I couldn’t help but think of Prak, telling ‘the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth’ and wondering if they were going to end up having to seal up the Davos conference centre with Trump still inside…

I'm wondering when European countries are going to call out Trump regarding Greenland for exactly what it is - a grab for resources and nothing to do with security... Isn't it odd, that since Maduro was removed in Venezuela, it's all been about the oil, nothing to do with drugs anymore...

This morning I'm finding myself wondering 'what is the point?'... I know it will pass, and I will feel enthused again for the work I do, but some days it's just a struggle to find the motivation. Today is definitely one of those days.

Some companies use of Uniclass leaves me baffled. What is the point in applying a classification code to an element from a given 'list' if it's simply not appropriate to that product? Classifying a rain screen cladding buildup with 'Pr_20_93_52 : Masonry walling units' is just wrong...

I find it frustrating when you pay handsomely for a web-based software solution, to be told that if you want it to be secured with MFA you'll need to put your hand back in your pocket and fork our another few grand every year for the privilege.

1/2 If you struggle with lacing and levels in Dynamo this might help you visualize what is happening. You can use a '+' node to see how the data is combined with the different settings by converting your lists to strings.

2/2 Using 2 '+' nodes also simulates a 3 input node. For this ensure both plus nodes have the same lacing and then set your inputs with the intended level settings. For the second '+' node the X input should be left in its default state.