Create pipe by 2 level

[renanemeyer]

Hello everybody on the forum.
I was seeing a routine here, which create walls with 2 level of references

Creating Walls by curves different base and top constrains

Hello there, I am trying to create Walls in Python using a nested list with curves, baselevel, toplevel and walltype, but i dont really know how to do it properly, i searched quite a lot and hoped, that someone could help me solving it. I want a list with the same structure, which allready worked with another output but now that he always takes the same line, baselevel and toplevel for each element. How do i do that? Here the Code [python] < import clr clr.AddReference(‘ProtoGeometry’) fr…

Is there a possibility to create a vertical pipe using 2 level?
Would I define the bottom level, top level, diameter and system type?
I’ve been modifying this routine mentioned, but it won’t come out of 0

[Nick_Boyts]

Pipes have only one reference level. You could use your two levels to determine the endpoint elevations, but you can’t create pipe with them. Also, make sure you’re using a valid creation method for the object you’re trying to create. Walls and Pipes aren’t created the same way, so trying to make a wall creation method work for your pipes likely won’t get you anywhere.

Here’s the easiest method for creating pipe with the API: Create Method (Document, ElementId, ElementId, ElementId, XYZ, XYZ)

Or you can use the MEPover package. It has many nodes for creating MEP system elements, including pipe.

[renanemeyer]

Thanks a lot Nick

I will try by this method you suggested!