Hi dears ,
I`m new in dynamo and scripting and try to create a script that can read many parameters such as diameter - slop -flow and specially “spot elevation " in one dimension tag .
when i use " SpotElevation.ByPoint” from clockwork it gives null and not working in all view types .
so , how can i create a one tag that can read all parameters i want specially " EL " OR how to create a parameter that can read points among an element then i can insert this parameter in any label i want ?
This is for example
Hi, @shaimaafathy79
You can to concatenate parameters in a one with the below mentioned script and use Element.SetParameterByName node to apply value to any parameters you like.
lsts = IN[0]
# Place your code below this line
param = []
for lst in lsts:
asstr = [str(item) for item in lst]
sublst = "/".join(asstr)
param.append(sublst)
# Assign your output to the OUT variable.
OUT = param
Instead of “Bottom Elevation”, “System Name” could be other parameters.
@denisyukj
Thanks for your support ,
i don`t have a parameter for spot elevation that can read any point elevation automatically and this is the main issue i face .
mainly i need this tag for drainage system ( pipes with slop ) , i have only parameters for the start and the end offset for the whole element
so how can i get any point offset between to these offsets in a separate parameter using dynamo or even Revit parameters settings
waiting your appreciation support
I think you can calculate offset in the selected point by using start and end point offsets, slope and length of this pipe with a Right traingle formula.
yes , it`s alright ,
i can put any points i need on the element as shown below & by calculating end and start with the same number of points i can get each point elevation ,
the last question , how to put all these points values in one parameter , that any parameter can read elements not points .
That’s strange, but SpotElevation.ByPoint doesn’t work with pipes at me.
Check this discussion.
So is it impossible to use SpotElevation.Bypoint with pipes?
