Hey, it’s Michael from ArchSmarter, I hope you’re doing well and staying healthy. With all this staying at home, I have to say I’ve really enjoyed hosting online workshops the last few weeks. In case you missed them, you can watch the recordings here and here. Any chance to socialize, even remotely, is a welcome opportunity. I’ve enjoyed […]

Hey, it’s Michael from ArchSmarter, I hope you’re doing well and staying healthy. Just a quick note that I’m hosting another Office Hours today at 3 pm EST. This will be a low-key, Q&A type session on all things Dynamo. I’m going to cover tips for building a Dynamo library, managing Dynamo packages, measuring non-orthogonal […]

Hey, it’s Michael from ArchSmarter, So. . . how’s it going? Are you hanging in there? If you’re like me, you’re juggling a lot right now. Between work, kids at home, home school, the economy and a whole bunch of other things, there’s a lot of uncertainty these days. I’m just trying to take it […]

Hey, it’s Michael from ArchSmarter, I hope you’re doing well and staying healthy. If your week has been anything like mine, you’re figuring out a new routine as the coronavirus has upended virtually all of daily life. My kids are home with schools closed and my wife is working from home as her workplace has […]

Hey, it’s Michael from ArchSmarter, I hope you’re safe and healthy. I’m sure your daily schedule has been disrupted much like mine has, with all the closures and cancellations due to the coronavirus. I was scheduled to travel to Minneapolis next week for Midwest University. Just as I was about to book my flight, I […]

Hey, it’s Michael from ArchSmarter, Quality control is one of the most important, yet most overlooked parts of any project. Let’s face it, double and triple checking things isn’t a whole lot of fun. In fact, it’s down-right tedious. That’s why it’s important to have a QC process in place. Working your way through a […]

Hey, it’s Michael from ArchSmarter, I’ve been developing a lot of custom Revit add-ins lately, which naturally has me thinking about automation. There are a some tasks in Revit which are ripe for automation. Getting and setting parameters, exporting to Excel, creating geometry from specific inputs. These are all good examples. Typically, tasks that are well defined […]

Hey, it’s Michael from ArchSmarter, One of the things I try to teach my kids is the importance of asking. Don’t know how to do something, just ask. Need some information, just ask. Simple, right? Well, as much as I try to practice what I preach, sometimes I fall short. Case in point, a couple […]