I’m trying to use a list of polycurves in Dynamo and a selected Filled Region Type to create filled regions in Revit. From my research, it seems that this task can only be accomplished using a Python script. I’ve been working on a script, but I’m running into issues, and I’m wondering if there’s a more straightforward way to do this, or if anyone has a robust Python script or alternative solution that they could share? Any advice or examples would be greatly appreciated!

this may be of use… last node is from springs… you will need a group of curves [image] How create a filled region on wall elevation in dynamo Revit Hi @Vivek_Manika_Sudhars try as here, should work in 2022 [Skærmbillede 2024-04-13 090517]

yeah ootb should work as well…but guess its better with spring if there are loops.and dont wanna have FR in opening etc

Filled in region problem

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Kai August 22, 2024, 11:57pm 3

this may be of use… last node is from springs…
you will need a group of curves

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Filled in region problem

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