hello @all,
does someone has experience with joining elements in linked models?
Element.joinGeometry is not working…
greetings
hello @all,
does someone has experience with joining elements in linked models?
Element.joinGeometry is not working…
greetings
you have to open the model at all, and reload it to your file. If it is one model. Open the file in a secound revit: edit → save → reload.
KR
Andreas
If you need to join an element in Linked A project according to its intersections with Linked B model, I suggest you to open Dynamo in Linked A project and you can use bimorphnodes package to get elements from Linked B project and run an intersection method.
You can also run InterferenceCheck Report in Revit to make a catagory based intersection report then use it with Parse.InterferenceCheck node from the spring node package. It helps you run a clash analysis between categories.
I hope this was helpful. Please let me know if you need further assistance!
Good luck!
thank you @emrullah.yildiz for giving me this input
i get the affected elements now, but i can not join them … i think i have to do a little research on this topic…but thanky anyway
Hi Kevin,
It is great that you made a kick off. You should use Bimorphnodes package to get the linked elements geometry by filtering elements by id. then you will be able to make a geometry intersect function. Here a break down of the steps:
Hello @emrullah.yildiz,
thank you for giving me the steps
but why do you want to make a unified dynamo geometry, when i can join model elements directly together?
or is it working for linked model elements then?
Unfortunately in Revit, you cannot join main model element with the linked element. So I need two main model elements.
One of the solutions is to transform each Revit geometry(main and linked) to Dynamo geometry and continue steps there. Then, bake the intersecting geometry back to the Revit model to cut or join.
ok thanks for answering those questions… i tried now to cut them like in the description…
Hi Kevin,
It is amazing that you managed to come this level. Here is an example of work. Please keep in your mind that you are making a cut operation between the main model element and the intersecting part which is baked as a void to Revit:
Please let me know if you need further help! You can ignore the steps explanation in the script. It needs to be updated since I simplified the code.
hey there,
sorry for the late response, the last weeks were quiet busy for me…
unfortunately i haven`t the time to look it up but i remember i tried to make some voids and cutting them with the modelelements from the current model… but i had the problem with makeing the instances, because i wanted to load them in as a family - do you think this might work out with a directshape?
greetings
kev