The script places Revit Family instances and populates data according to .xlsx clash report file comming from Navisworks.
Thanks to Aussie BIM Guru for the inspirational video that covers 90% of the script here presented.
I just made some small corrections and additions.
Dear, I would like to understand when I need to rotate/modify the coordinates? I tried the script on a test project, and apparently I don’t even need to rotate the coordinates to get my sphere in the right position. Below I have attached an image of my Shared Coordinates & Project Based Point. I would like to know in which circumstances would we need to rotate/modify the coordinates. Thanks if you can clarify my understanding
There is no need to rotate/change the coordinates in Revit or Navisworks. Since Revit and Dynamo coordinates are not the same, there is a part of the script that translates points from Navis to match Revit coordinates accordingly. It’s explained in the second part of BG video linked above.
If you come across a workflow that gives markers in the wrong position, please let me know, and we will figure it out.
PS
You should avoid changing coordinates in Revit during project creation. I usualy set them by linking the building model in a “master” site model, via shared coordinates.
@vuk.vukanic
really wonderfull script. ive tried it and didn’t work for me , it shows some erroes in the nodes
really apperciate if u could share some help