New to dynamo. Apologies if these questions appear dumbfounded.
I’m looking for a way to filter a list of levels, based on their names. The logic of those names are a little all over the place, so I was hoping to type in those level names manually in a list that can be used for this filtering exercise.
The goal is to filter a list of levels in which to copy my doors and elevators onto ( the walls go from Basement, through 30 storeys till it reaches the roof)
The logic you have proposed seemed to have worked wonders for me! I appreciate that @Mike.Buttery. I was wondering though, if there is a way to make sure the copied element will be hosted on their floors? At the moment by doors are all hosted at L2, and offset incrementally, which is annoying…
Hi @liamyongging ,
You are correct was filtering via creating a range, similar to one of your earlier request
ie Lv 02-04 & L07-29
02/07 reference start range/ 04/29 reference end range.
@ewilliamsUQGPB I didnt know we can paste to multple levels… Thanks for that.
My concern is more that i have 20 typical floorplates that look exactly the same, and i didnt want to modify each element ( door change, wall change ) 20times, everytime i make a change. Hoping to find a way where i can modify everything on one floor plate and then automate it across 20 floors.
@bvs1982
Youre right. I had a wall that spanned 20 storeys and that is why it worked. However, the host of each doors all belong to the same level. Still trying to find a resolution for that…
Thanks for checking. I do think i may be duplicating questions in both topics. will consolidated
Genius Loci have the Closest Level node and then you could change the door Level parameter(s). Please note doors have two built in level parameters FAMILY_LEVEL_PARAM and SCHEDULE_LEVEL_PARAM. You could try the archilab Set BuiltIn Parameter node, however this was not working for me in R2024 (looking into it)
@ewilliamsUQGPB That is the current workflow. But we end up having a really messy model with multiple model groups + my BIM manager hates model groups. fyi im more fluid with grasshopper, and in my head, im thinking of a workflow that allows me to array my items within seconds vertically. Though i am painfully aware that these items are baked immediately, which makes deleting them after each change annoying
thanks @Mike.Buttery for the heads up. Im curious how this would work if i were to change the door level parameter for multiple doors at the same time. This is the node youre mentioning i believe
