I’ve tried changing names and i think ive done some damaged when i changed the code block Views from how it is as standard in SteamNodes Tool.ExportDWF node - as per advise on one of the threads in this Forum ive put Revit.Elements.Element instead - cant recall what it was before.
Anyway, ive added a few pics to show what the warnings are and here is quite conundrum, the graph works when the node in question is a node, but it doesnt when the content is extracted - please see the pics.
Ive also tried List.Flatten as well as List.NormalizeDepth, one time for Views and another for both Views and Names - to no avail. Im clueless im afraid.
You can probably just get rid of those code blocks. Those were the input nodes from the custom node. Now that you’re not using the custom node, you don’t need the inputs.
Now you just need to modify the python code to work for your list structure. The benefit of a custom node is being more flexible with data structures since you can use lacing or list levels. With only a python node you have to make the code work with your specific structure.
There are plenty of other topics on the forum that deal with this, usually by introducing for loops for lists. Try taking a look at some of those other examples and see how far you can get.
I’ll try and look although Python is not my forte just yet!
If you could pint me in the right direction or suggest a thread that would be an enormous help.
