I’ve seen this used before, but have not gotten my hands on the formula. Create a 3D view names after the workset that isolates that workset. Has anyone seen this formula floating around the forums?

I haven’t seen one around here. I used to work on one for my previous employer, that happens to be Open Source. You can reuse this code: [image] HOKGroup/HOK-Revit-Addins This repository will include all documentation files and source codes for HOK Revit Addins - HOKGroup/HOK-Revit-Addins …

I have many skills, but coding and VB are not among them! From what I understand, there is no simple ‘install’ button to install these tools?

Not these particular ones. You would need to download the source code and build it. Especially if you want just one particular tool, and not the whole thing.

Thanks for your help Konrad! Won’t be much help to me unfortunately, but still very appreciated!!

Break the process down, that will help you select your nodes. Get all the workset in the project. Count them. Create that number of 3D Axonometric views, from a template view where all worksets are visible. Name each one after a workset. Get all elements in one of the new views. Extract their work…

Ok, if coding is not an option for you, please have a look the following workflow: Get All Worksets Create a 3D View that matches Workset name. If that view already exists just get it. Set Worksets to Hidden except the one that view is named after. That one will be set to Visible. Here’s the defi…

@Ewan_Opie Thanks for breaking it down, but I disagree with couple of things. There is no reason to do all of the steps. Instead of getting all of the elements in the view, and hiding them, just hide the workset. That’s much faster and reliable then chasing down individual elements. Cheers! Ps. C…

Agreed @Konrad_K_Sobon A much simpler workflow, when the new views are created and all the elements are visible anyway :+1:

Yes, although I do agree that if View already existed, and some elements were hidden manually, this workflow would not un-hide them. I don’t think it’s something that we should concern ourselves with in this case, as that was not what OP was asking about.

That Modelical package is exactly the amount of nodes my small brain can handle!!! Thanks Scott!

Creating a 3D view for each workset

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Scott_Crichton December 18, 2018, 6:22am 11

I think the Modelical Package has the node you are after?

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