How do I import multiple dwg into Dynamo

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Hi
I like to import the geomerty and layers of multiple DWG into dynamo. I hold push the geomerty through an equation and generating a new geomerty for each loaded dwg puching them back out into seperate dwg again.

So how do I do step 1. import the geomerty of layers of multiple dwgs?

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I dont think thereis a way to,check this post.

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But wait look here too…!

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Hi there were a lot of nice things there but the marco did not work

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As you see I used the CVS file but it adds a . in the end and it can’t create a link

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Could you email me the CSV file you used? I’ll take a look. My email is michael at archsmarter dot com.

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hi can you tell me plz where did you find this nodes:

  1. file loader. from path
  2. file loader.ge import to object
  3. imported object . convert to geometric
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you can find it in Dynamo studio. Refer to this page: Importing Geometry | The Dynamo Primer

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How do you find this node? I cant find it in packages and your link is broken :smiley: thanks!

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you can read it from this article: Importing Geometry · GitBook
FYI: these nodes are only available in Dynamo Studio but Dynamo Studio is no longer available. It has been removed from the Autodesk AEC Collection.

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So there is no way to import dwg files into revit anymore :confused: ??

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Hi,

Use the Genius Loci package with the Link DWG or Import DWG nodes.

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So this one doesnt seem to import anything, anything else i need to do with the importinstance maybe? SOrry for the noob questions :smiley:

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Please use the search button and/or read the Dynamo Primer.
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I know those, thanks! I just wonder how to get the geometry out into the scene! :slight_smile:
Working with .sat files was similar but i got the import right ahead

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It should be like this one and it works fine for me

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Mine looks like this and nothing gets imported sadly…

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Remove Document.Current node.
You don’t need it and it is not the right kind of document.

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Cool! This works but i have one more question. How come i cant see the model in the 3d view?
I can see it in the “regular” view :slight_smile:

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@Alban_de_Chasteigner

Please answer here:

Otherwise we have redundancy :slight_smile:

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