If all you wanna do is to create a simple walk-through by animating the camera and it’s target, then it would be foolish not to use the builtin walk-through creation tools offered by Revit. now I should also mention the fact that not everything is programmatically adjustable in Revit but the general convention is that if you can edit something in the user interface, then you’ll probably be able to animate it (of course there might be exceptions to this hence the word “almost” in the title of this blog post). in this tutorial, we’ll go over a few techniques within Dynamo that will allow us to animate “almost” anything in Revit. As amazing as Autodesk Revit is for modeling and documenting a building, there is no question of the fact that it’s not exactly the strongest when it comes to animation.
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