This makes no sense.
When I create a new list, the node doesnt work. How can I solve this problem?
not really sure but the ootb element.type node doesnt work on link…try element type + from clockwork or bimorph own element type node…or just feed in element type from your active walls before feed in list create with that element type from bimorph
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I remember bimorph has wrapper layer over a native Revit element. What if you deliberately strip them once? Also, in rvt 2025, fetching link elements goes smoothly like this. Revit 2025 dynamo extract rooms from linked model - Revit - Dynamo
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The warning is telling you that you have multiple methods with the same name, making the call ambiguous. As @BimAmbit has mentioned, LinkElement is it’s own class/wrapper, so the code is likely getting confused when trying to use a method on two different object types. Converting the LinkElement back to a normal Dynamo element should fix the issue.
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ty guys
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