Hi everyone,
i am facing an issue that i want to split existing floor or dividing them into parts by zoning based on filled region zones and to return the zone name into the new created floors so i can prepare a proper BOQ for the STR elements.
i would extrude the filled regions to make some mock floor-like geometries and start boq from there. i mean if ur floor(s) is a single giant one per level, choppin it into pieces with the filled regions might be easier but when u’ve already had a bunch of floors of different size and shape, pairing them with corresponding filled regions would be harder. not to mention some curveloop closing issue afterwards.
not really sure but its possible create parts and divide, so guess what you want should be possible
Thanks alot , may i know the Dynamo package name that inlcude the create parts, and i will test it as the point that the zones are not always rgualar shapes thats why i do use the filled region to represent them.
yeah just my private nodes, i have made for practice…but you can use steamnodes create parts node should work in cpython3 as well…and for divide rhythm have a node for that also, i guess rhythm support refplanes so it can only be straight, i havent tried with curved curves for divide…but guess it should be possible
try lacing longest
still is not work it give all null.
all right you are sure these parts isnt created and you just need set view to show parts ? works fine fine here, but seems rhythm dont output the new parts only the first part, but should work
but if you want curved, i guess i would try something as @BimAmbit suggest
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i tried it seems only split one part, is there another way to split the floor into another floors divided by filled region?
hmm create multiple split works here…however you could try get perimeter curves from your filleregion and perimeter curves from floor top surface and create a new floor with loop and delete the the first floor and create a floor from your filledregion or try with floor opening and create a floor with these opening curves…or do it with a void, and even a shaft opening i guess
Thanks fro your help much appreciated i will work with that concept and lets see how it work.
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you are welcome and just went back if you go stuck…here is a fast example…there probably could do it
