Hello,
i want to count doors which are intersecting with a mass , for any reason my solid get not generated, why ? there is even any warning ?
is there a workaround ?
it should look like my masses!
Have you tried generating only the missing solid? Maybe something is wrong with the geometries it consists of?
when i select the mass it is just one! because i joined them. each volume contains 3 extrusions…
KR
Andreas
OK, so the second picture shows the three volumes, right? What about not joining the volumes and making three single solids. Does this work?
Would need the rvt to know why, but my gut tells me this is because the massing was built in a way which makes an invalid shape in the Dynamo geometry engine.
Some of this has been cleaned up over the years - can you try 2024?
it is just extrution… should i simblify the mass ? i can do that.
it is still confusing that the mass appears and the geometry not.
KR
Andreas
can`t try 2024, contract (BEP) is limited to 2022
Not sure what you can do with the mass as I don’t have it to review.
Rebuilding it as one extrusion would likely help, or bring the individual parts in as indicated by @leonard.moelders
test.rvt (1.3 MB)
i used this methode in a older project, it worked fine… sectioning a project in BuildingZones is a regualr process…
KR
Andreas
I’m trying to get my work desk set up today - will look into this when I do.
Hello, here is some info if it helps.
I got a message with a convoid complement
Cordially
christian.stan
I don’t have this tool, I don’t even know what it’s for.
cordially
christian.stan
coordinating Openings…
…look! i got this message!
i have to model “clean”… what ever it means
KR
Andreas
Have you tried recovering Solid via Api? i think it should be possible
I’ll try, I don’t guarantee success (still learning).
Cordially
christian.stan
@jacob.small @christian.stan @leonard.moelders ,
i rebuild the stuff more simple without losing the task
I tried things but I realize that I still have big gaps on the python part and also revit (I don’t see if those are solid subs or have something to do with the level of detail)
sorry for not being able to do better
import sys
import clr
clr.AddReference('ProtoGeometry')
from Autodesk.DesignScript.Geometry import *
clr.AddReference('RevitAPI')
from Autodesk.Revit.DB import *
import Revit
clr.ImportExtensions(Revit.GeometryConversion)
clr.ImportExtensions(Revit.Elements)
obj=UnwrapElement(IN[0])
#geo of family
geo=obj.get_Geometry(Options())
#get enum
enum=geo.GetEnumerator()
next0=enum.MoveNext()
geo_sol0=enum.Current
#skip one
next1=enum.MoveNext()
geo_sol1=enum.Current
#skip one
next2=enum.MoveNext()
geo_sol2=enum.Current
#skip one
next3=enum.MoveNext()
geo_sol3=enum.Current
vol_1=geo_sol1.Volume*0.3048**3
vol_2=geo_sol2.Volume*0.3048**3
vol_3=geo_sol3.Volume*0.3048**3
geo1_dynamo=geo_sol1.ToProtoType()
geo2_dynamo=geo_sol2.ToProtoType()
geo3_dynamo=geo_sol3.ToProtoType()
OUT = obj,geo,type(geo),type(enum),[geo_sol0,geo_sol1,geo_sol2,geo_sol3],[vol_1,vol_2,vol_3],[geo1_dynamo,geo2_dynamo,geo3_dynamo],vol_1+vol_2
I manage to find the volume but hey it’s not what you were looking for
Cordially
christian.stan