I have a solid element and I have curves Any ideas how I can cut a solid element with this curve?
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You’d have to trim the geometry as a surface. You can’t cut a solid with a curve.
@Nick_Boyts thank you
so can you give me an idea how i can connect these dots and get a solid element?
If i understand right why not just select one face and get perimeter curve and extrude as solid in direction and distance to the other face
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@sovitek “Surface.BySweep2Rails” I tried this, but my drawing is too animated, it doesn’t provide me with the exact geometry.
I made it a little further but I still haven’t been able to convert it to a solid element/ 
not sure i would take the side surface perimeter and extrude to the other side…hope it make sense
@sovitek doesn’t give me correct geometry
use extrude as solid with direction and distance…no surface by sweep2rails needed here as i see it ;)…if you want you can share the rvt with your profiles and i will take a look
We can only guess here. Could you share relevant rvt and dyn file for clean solution?
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@Kulkul
Project1.rvt (2.1 MB)
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I’m trying to make a solid element exactly like the picture. I added revit and dynamo.
aha its direct shape solid as floors i would try to union them but if you dont want that i would try to find its faces and create a loft…here is an example i havent created the whole model…but could probably work…good luck…
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@sovitek Overall it solved my problem sometimes i have to intervene manually but.
Thanks for your help.
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Hi everybody guys.
Thanks to your help, I finished the script I was trying to prepare and I wanted to share it here because I thought it might help others.
I create solid elements from dwg by referencing hatches.
You can look here for the Python Script.
Solid.dyn (57.9 KB)