Hi,
Can anyone reproduce this and let me know what happens on your side please
Thank you.
Marcel
EWOW on CamelCase node
hI @Kulkul
The most obscurre packages i have is Bakery, which is pretty decent i guess apart from the unwanted dependencies… anyways Julien Benoits, Conrads, Dimitars and all other good stuff.
Edit…Its Zebra…
Marcel
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baffled here
I did use element. name? and it’s not a string?
Why is this a hyperlink? “element .name” ? btw?
Marcel
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Kulkul
#10
Since your using Zebra package and it is more than 1 year old i just ran your script in Dynamo 0.9.1 it took less than 40 seconds to complete all. Here is the excel File for all the Camel CasesForMarcel.xlsx (9.5 KB)
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Marcel_Rijsmus
#11
Many thanks.
I will get rid of Zebra it and wait for an update.
The excel trick btw … can you explain so that others can learn from this?
Might not be Dynamo, but still
Marcel
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Kulkul
#14
You can click on this link https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KG4v137JvLepubega_w1HsIvF9O42DiB4o8jbvJmtT8/edit?usp=drivesdk to view you don’t need excel.
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Marcel_Rijsmus
#15
@Kulkul
for the sake of others…
ok, so i checked with office365, this is just a list of the new values
can you explain how you did this, and get this done in Revit Materials
preferably in Dynamo For Dummies language 
taking into account working in a workshared file aswell.
many thanks,
All of us
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Kulkul
#16
I took your dynamo file and ran in Dynamo 0.9.1 and it took 40 seconds to complete. I wrote the values in excel for you to read and set the material names using Element.SetName node. Does that make sense!
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Marcel_Rijsmus
#17
Sure it does, but is it’s not just helping only me, and im thankfull, but others reading this too, which is the forum’s primary directive.
So please elaborate
japanese bow
Marcel
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T_Pover
#18
It seems that Kulkul did not do anything special here Marcel, he just ran your dynamo file in an older version of Dynamo and that made it work.
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JacobSmall
#19
CamelCase can be created with native nodes by slicing at " ", getting the character at index 0, converting it to upper case, and combining it back together part by part.
Sounds harder than it is. 
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