What is Bakery?

Bakery is a real mixture. Some completely custom work, like an XML reader with ElementTree, and lots of derivative work that relies heavily on other packages like Clockwork, Lunchbox and archi-lab. Basically, if I build something and find it useful, I pretty much add it to Bakery. Sometime in the future I hope to do a big cleanup and get everything looking nice and clean, but at the moment it is definitely a work in progress…

but give it a try and you just might find something tasty in the Bakery!

What is in the Bakery? Check out the Bakery Node Index.

If you don’t want to deal with other packages wanting to uninstall and reinstall when installing Bakery, just download it from the Package Manager website as a ZIP, then unzip to this directory:

%APPDATA%\Dynamo\0.8\packages\Bakery

Related: http://whatrevitwants.blogspot.com.au/2015/05/bakery-for-dynamo.html

On GitHub at: BakeryForDynamo

Recent list of nodes: http://whatrevitwants.blogspot.com.au/2015/10/big-update-to-bakery-package-for.html

Current dependencies:

List Sectors for Given Elements

This node will take an element list, and a list of ‘sector bounding floor elements’. The floor elements need to have the Comments parameter populated with a Sector identifier. This node uses the OOTB Geometry node Geometry.DoesIntersect to check if the element location point intersects with one of the floor elements, and then outputs a list of where each element was found.

Filter Floors by Comments and Level and Make Section Box View

This node requires Floor objects that have been populated with a Comments parameter as an identifier. In the workflow example below, a linked model contains the Floors. These are selected and filtered to the specific Level and identifier, and with that one Floor object in hand, the Dynamo script goes on to make a Section Boxed 3D View around that Floor, Set its Name, and Set a View Template to the newly created view.