Hi,
I am trying to move text notes in the z-direction, i found some scripts but it seems not to work with Cpython.
original
items = UnwrapElement(IN[0]).Id
xyz = UnwrapElement(IN[1]).ToXyz()
doesn’t work with .Id and .ToXyz at the end.
when line 30 active i get this error
Yes i know and i use them frequently😁 but it seems not work with CPython3
I just started with Python and would like to work with CPython3 as much as possible in the future
It works fine. Try feeding a single item for each of the inputs instead of lists containing a single item.
Generally speaking if you see an item not work I recommend checking it’s class, and/or pulli t the directory of calls you can make on it (OUT = dir(item)). If you did you’d see you have a list, which doesn’t have an Id property.
I don’t know what your entry point means, but with DB.ElementTransformUtils.MoveElements() method you need to compute a vector at input (and not a list of point) and convert it with ToXyz() method extension
Ok i missed that completly, also still learning where to look.
but…
i got this error, i don’t know where to look or debug.
What was the vector? I am guessing (assuming a plan view) you want something restricted to the Y axis.
I am moving in a section in the Z-direction.
I was feeding the elements X and Y old coordinates and the new Z coordinate as a vector instead of only the distance to move in the Z-direction.
It was late yesterday and i didn’t check revit because i saw the “null” value as output in the node
Now going to work with lists
thanks to
@jacob.small
@c.poupin
@Alban_de_Chasteigner
Personally I prefer ensuring everything is a list when I plan on accommodating them at all:
Another good learning exercise is moving each element by a different vector which you bring in at IN[1].
Thanks,
It is a bit busy right now, (i have to work also 
), but when i have a spare moment i certenly try the exercise.
I know the feeling!
As a hint for when you get the chance: ZIP is your friend.
Hi,
Suddenly i got this error ‘Vector’ object has no attribute ‘ToXyz’ as fas i know i didn’t change anything
Try restarting Revit.
I restarted the computer still not working.
These are te attributes from the vector maybe this helps
Get rid of the .ToXyz() on line 12.
Comment out lines 14-27.
Make line 13 OUT = XYZ.__doc__, dir(xyz)
Looks like we missed an import for geometry conversion. Go back to base boilerplate imports at the top and see if that fixes it.
You need to import the extension module
See it
I think dir() method do not work in this case
