I would like your help to vote up my idea. Revit’s API doesn’t have the ability to edit the floor sketch. I would like that to change. I have posted the idea for Autodesk.
Editing the sketch programmatically would allow us to monitor slab edges, and wall sketches for coordination between models/disciplines. This would be helpful for our Dynamo community.
@Dimitar_Venkov are you using this solution, so not recreating a new floor? Seems very very cool solution, btw I’m trying to do in a addin, so I cannot use you Dynamo nodes
I’ve take a look at.your node and yes, you are getting the lines from deletion. The question is: can we just modify a slab loop with the only same number of lines? Can’t I add new curves on the loops, am I right?
@Dimitar_Venkov ´s Solution in Python works great (as always) and as an example, here I have used it for a simple task that I need to repeats hundreds of times on a project: Move ONE edge of the sketch (at the window bay) inwards by 60mm. This scrips runs great in the Dynamo Player and saves me a few clicks (multiply that with a couple 100, and you see the benefits.)
I made it so that the edge that I select also identifies the edge that I want to adjust.
A great improvement would be if either I didn´t need to confirm the edge selection again in Revit (that would save me a third of the clicks), OR if I could select multiple edges of multiple objects, but that would require changing Dimitar´s Python script and the adjacent code block.
