Hi everyone,
I have already made finising floors from room boundary, but it’s not following the wall.
So it has space, if i change the wall thickness.
Do you have any idea to fix it?
Even if i make floor from wall surface, it’s meaningless, right?
Should i lock the floor boundary to wall after creating the floor?
something like that…
Thank you for your help.
Yes, you must apply a constraint (with Align function) and lock it.
This isn’t a dynamo issue but a Revit problem.
@Alban_de_Chasteigner,
Thank you…I will try it.
By the way, why Dynamo can’t follow the wall surface?
I have no choice to fix it without hands?
Thank you.
Hello everyone,
I am currently working on the same problem - have you perhaps found a solution in the meantime?
Kind regards
Hi,
I think you’ll find it is possible, but not with ‘out of the box’ nodes… So unless there is a package which offers it (and I can’t think of one, though I may be wrong), you’d need to get into Python.
Another, less demanding option, would be to re-run a version of the graph which updates the floors according to the new positions.
I hope that helps,
Mark
Hi Mark,
thanks for your quick reply - I was hoping there was a simpler solution by now and I can manage without python as I’m not that familiar with it.
Restarting the Dynamo script with every change is a good idea, but unfortunately not a solution for me because we want to make our model available to customers for further processing.
Hey,
Perhaps you could share the code? if you are sharing the Revit file as well? for an additional fee? 
Dynamo Player gives an inbuilt, 1 click run option without the technical UI…
Cheers,
Mark
Managing Element Binding in your .dyn and providing or offering periodic re-runs should account for this.
