# Linked Room boundaries being bounded by linked elements

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**Category:** Revit\
**Tags:** api, rooms\
**Created:** [October 13, 2025, 2:10am UTC](https://forum.dynamobim.com/t/linked-room-boundaries-being-bounded-by-linked-elements/112668 "2025-10-13T02:10:09Z")\
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The zip file here has a sample graph to generate a playable journal which will run a Dynamo graph on a correctly named .rvt. You can look at how that is structured to generate something which meets your needs.

> [@Updating python node in multiple scripts](https://forum.dynamobim.com/t/updating-python-node-in-multiple-scripts/82637/15):
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> That’s the ‘work’ account which exists solely because it has to, and since I had info I thought might keep you hopeful I wanted to share it out before you got discouraged. First some background. Managing Dynamo repositories is hard, as each release can require modifying your code base, similar to what developers of add-ins go through. However we (development, seasoned users, community leaders) haven’t done a good job showing how this is best accomplished. My small section of this class aimed t…

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