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Few things trigger me more than seeing one of my works inaccurately invoked in relation to the tech workflow I was intimately involved in. @archpaper highlights the Hangzhou stadium in relation to #Revit being a "popular choice for parametric design." 1/12 archpaper.com/2020/07/autode…
For some #AEC tech news context, a group of architecture firms recently put @autodesk on blast for a lack of #Revit development while the cost of the software continues to rise with new licensing models. Here is coverage by @AECmagazine 2/12 aecmag.com/comment-mainme…
What caught my attention in the @archpaper article was the featuring of the Hangzhou Stadium. The image includes this caption: "Thanks to Grasshopper integration and the program’s BIM capabilities, Revit is a popular choice for parametric design." 3/12
I’ve spent the past two days working solely in @RhinoGrass @rhinocerosdsg #grasshopper3d and it’s made me realize how inaccessible it is for people with limited wrist mobility. I have a *mild* case of texting thumb and I’m trying to limit how much I have to move my hands...
...which has been great for everything I do with #emacs, but the hotkeys in #grasshopper3d (tinyurl.com/rf68x3j) are a joke. There’s literally no way to cycle through components on the canvas, connect or disconnect components without a mouse.
I’ve been able to get around this in the past by just using python components and putting what I need in a limited number of scripts, but currently I need to make definitions that can be reused across the office... Guess I’m putting in a request for a fancy mouse. 😫
