I’m trying to identify if an object lies within an area or not, but can’t convert Revit Areas into something I can use in Dynamo. Any thoughts on how to proceed?
Had to make a slight change to my Room.Boundaries node, but now it should work. You’ll need the latest version of Clockwork, of course.
Thanks Andreas. That works perfectly.
Now I need to test for Levels, and since I am using Generic Annotations I can’t get that data. Generic Annotations are hosted by views, and I can’t find a method for getting Levels from Views. In short, I’m trying to move data from an Area to a Generic Annotation, based on the Annotation’s location. Anyone have any idea how I can do that?
If I had skills and brains left after AU, I would use the FamilyInstance.Location and test against Level Elevations, but no such luck.
Looks like I’m updating Clockwork almost every day this week. 
Download the latest version and try the Element.Level node again - it should be able to handle plan views now.
I’m trying to use this same technique to test if an element is within a fill region. I don’t know that much about the UV conversion process but it seems to be changing the fill region into a rectangle? Is there a better way to test if an element is within a free form poly?
Thanks!
