Hi All,
I do have stupid question.
Is there a way to get Curtain panel height & width after profile modification as these parameters disappear after profile change?
Or there is other way to extract this information?
Thanks In advance.
Regards
Hi Draxl
Problem is all done as “System Panel” not actual families.
Im currently in process of getting panel widths and heights using BoundingBox and assign it to new project parameters not really like it but got no option as yet.
Regards
Have you tried to get the grids themselves and pull the distance between each?
Hi Drax,
Thanks for your time. I did tried this method before.
Problem is as soon you modify panel shape parameters “Width” & “Height” no longer present.
Currently im getting boundingbox than cuboid (Cuboid have values of Width Height Length")
Then i transpose values based on Panel orientation to swap betwean Width & length
Not the fastest way but sort of works still WIP as some panels got Widths & Lengths incorrect
Regards
@dkeinys ,
wait a moment 
your panels get driven by the grids… so you have to move the grids…
or as an architect you have to “design” your grids in correlation to facade - furniture - light and static topics.
KR
Andreas
Panels i talk about here is the ones around doors Windows and any other openings.
Regards
Topology.Faces to get the faces of the panel.
List.Filter to filter out faces with edges that match the panel depth.
List.FirstItem to get one face of the two left.
Face.Verticies to get the vertexes of that face.
Vertex.PointGeometry to get the points.
Point.AsVector to convert the points to vectors.
List.MinimumItemByKey to get the shortest vector.
Vector.Add to remove the shortest vector from the others. All vectors are not at the origin.
Vector.Z and list.Maximum to get the largest Z component.
Trig to remove the Z component from each vector, taking the largest value to get the width.
Note that if your original face has a Z component to it’s normal then you will need to transform the vectors prior to taking the width or height.
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Hi @jacob.small
Can you please explain what do i input as “Keys” ?
This part im struggling to get together
List.MinimumItemByKey to get the shortest vector.
Vector.Add to remove the shortest vector from the others. All vectors are not at the origin.
Vector.Z and list.Maximum to get the largest Z component.
Trig to remove the Z component from each vector, taking the largest value to get the width.
Regards
Vector.Length should of the trick.