Thanks for these videos and I apologise for not seeing these responses sooner!
Thanks for your advice @john_pierson, but I still canât get it to work. Iâve included a couple screenshots below
Where can I find the âGet All Views" node? Or, which package do I need to download? Itâs no longer a part of the Archi-lab Package.
@Lauren_Kruger
The 2nd last python node (bottom right) is the one which dictates what Elevation/Viewtype to use. Can you run the script, expand that node and send a screen shot, it should just be a case of changing which one is used (i think it is currently set to use index [0] i can check on Monday for you when im back in the office.
It has saved multiple days worth of work for us per project, proving to be a huge time saver
I am going to tidy the definitions up a bit as i think there is alot of steps i can shorten with the new version of Dynamo, i will post them up here when i have them
@Archinecture
I dont have my laptop home with me this weekend so i cant check, but i am sure that red node in your image comes from the âMODELICALâ package. Try installing it and see if it works (you should be able to right click the node and choose âcustom node propertiesâ and it should say what package its from)
Hi Alisder,
Thanks for the tip! All I had to do was select the index for my preferred elevation type.
The list of types is based on the id number for the elevation type. In our project template, Interior elvation type was created as a duplicate of building elevation.
So building elevation is always [0] interior elevation always [1].
Thanks again⌠this script is so brilliant!!
Thatâs fine, please post them in a new thread with an appropriate title in the Share category. Only one of them seems related to the title of this thread. Screenshots are also useful to quickly see what we are talking about:
Greeting Dynamo veterans,
Complete Novice here, so bare with me while I figure out my arse from my elbow.
I have managed to get all of the scripts that Alisder_Brown so kindly shared above working, except the final one that renames the elevations. The error that I am getting is regarding the BoundingBox.Contains node. The error I get from it is âWarning: No function called Contains on a Function that takes Function could be foundâ
Image of script warnings attached below. Any advice greatly appreciated.
This thread is related to Elevation Creation and I would rather start a new one if the issue is about something else. You can easily link it to the one that interests you like so:
Thanks
note the red node in the middle of your graph? it means you are missing a package.
in this case the Modelical package.
Marcel
This post has been redirected to a new topic with an appropriate title:
It will help anyone having similar issues to find related solutions
@Alisder_Brown, Iâve just used your nodes packages and itâs really works. Thanks Matte.
But I have a problem with center room nodes which I got a warning that said custom nodes doesnât have definition. Do you know why?
Thanks before
Please send a screenshot showing this issue. If it is not related to the title of this thread, the best is to start a new one with an appropriate title. You can link it to this one by clicking on âShow moreâ / " âAdd a link to this postâ at the bottom of each post. Thanks
The custom node iin the room center is from the Modelical Package im sure. See the post further up from @Archinecture about the same issue
Hi, Which package do I need for step 2(room floor plans) to work?
Step 2 of which definition? If you link it I could try checking.
Jack
Hi Jac,
Iâm no longer working on this but thanks
@Phillip_Sheridan this post is very old and has already been solved. Please ask your question more specifically, providing the relevant source files and a link back to this post so we can help you out without muddying up this thread.