I would like to know about the Dynamo program that creates corridors in Civil 3D and then converts them to Revit families.
Does anyone know how to do this?
You’re likely looking for the CivilConnection (for Revit Dynamo) package.
Also check out the Civil 3D Toolkit (for Civil 3D Dynamo) package.
@mzjensen
Sorry, i know about Civil Connection.
I would like to know what specific information I need to write to get a family conversion.
Look under the Mass shelf in CivilConnection as a start. There are also a few example graphs in the documentation on GitHub.
Thank you. I see doc.
I made a graph based on this one.
However, it does not work and an error message appears.Why…
korido-change-family.dyn (29.3 KB)
Drawing2.dwg (913.1 KB)
@mzjensen
I made a graph based on this one.
However, it does not work and an error message appears.Why…
korido-change-family.dyn (29.3 KB)
Drawing2.dwg (913.1 KB)
Not sure without seeing the warnings. But since there is a warning on the first CivilApplication node, that’s a good place to start. Did you install CivilPython?
@mzjensen
Warning is “Warning: CivilApplication.ctor operation failed.
The object reference is not set to the object instance.”
I installed CivilPython.
Dynamo opend in Revit.
Is Civil 3D open as well?
@mzjensen
After re-installing the Civil Connection, the initial error disappeared.
However, I got the following error.
↓↓↓Warning↓↓↓
”Warning: The value you entered is not within the available modeling range. In the Settings => Geometry Operating Range dialog, select the Large setting (within the modeling range of 0.01 to 1,000,000)”
It is a warning but not an error. Read Paolo’s documentation on GitHub for more info.