Guys mentioned that your file name input might contain characters that are not allowed in the Windows file system. Your file name structure includes External Project Reference (EPR), Company Initials, and Sheets. Since you managed to export four sheets successfully, the issue is likely not with the EPR or Company Initials but with the sheet name. For example, I used ** and // in the sheet name, which Revit allowed, but these characters are not permitted when exporting DWG files to the Windows file system.
To add to this, check Crumple package for my ‘WindowsLegal’ node under string. It will replace or remove any characters windows doesn’t like.
Thank you @GavinCrump
After I’ve opened your script I’ve noticed that Crumple has Revit Export to DWG node and I used it.
I’ve solved the issue by replacing the GeniusLoci “Export DWG in Document” node with Crumple “Revit.ExportToDwg” node and it worked smoothly. I would say it did extract the dwgs even faster than DiRoots (I do actually use DiRoots as well), but this is way faster.
Thanks again, much appreciated.
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