You appear to be passing a polycurve. Revit will require a single curve element. Try with your line example.
it works with one line, but not working if there are more then one.
In other dynomo script it works with many of them. But idk why, beacause there is the same logic with lines
The Python node isn’t built to handle lists, but we are a half step away from addressing that. Now try one of the so the lines produced in your original graph and if you get an error post that.
It works with one line. Shows warning, but works
But @sovitek did it with 3 lines yesterday
Even when i do the same its not working
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Ok, now going back to the custom node, wire the same data you are processing into that (the one curve, family type, and view) and see what you get.
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do you have any other issue with other Clockworks nodes ? did you try move your package except ironpython and clockwork to another folder and try…i tested again and should work with multiple lines…
Finally solve it!
During process i understood that problem was in curves.
When i tried to solve i have bugged my dynamo and couldn’t open any project.
So i did everything correct from the beginning in revit 2024 and it works!
Thank you very much for the help!