Hello All, I’m encountering an issue while trying to create new elevation views based on the outlines of a scope box. The script works perfectly in Dynamo 1.3.4.6 (Revit 2019) but fails to produce the expected results in Dynamo 3.3 (Revit 2025) Overview of the Workflow: user selects a scope box …

Hi @N.G and welcome ! The issue comes from the fact that you used to use IronPython and now CPython3 (PythonNet) where each object must be correctly typed (cast) [image] Here is the corrected Python code import clr import System from System.Collections.Generic import List clr.AddReference('Revi…

Thank you @c.poupin ! Hopefully it didn’t take too much of your time. The updated python script now works beautifully!

@c.poupin Can i make this also work for selecting multiple Scope Boxes. I think something needs to change so it can handle multiple lists / sublists? Is there also a way to pre determine the names? I also need to offset them, but i think i maybe know where / how to do that

Create elevations based on scope box with Python

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bvs1982 June 27, 2025, 11:59am 5

In case some one ends up here but need it for multiple Section Boxes then have a look here.

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