Hi, I was wondering if it is possible to create a new sheet in Revit via Dynamo every time I run a script. In my case, my new sheet overwrites my old one.

yeah element binding, try run from player if it ootb you use or try create you own, where we can disable element binding… [Revit_aycpNq7BKB]

Try this: save the graph after creating the first sheet, close it, reopen it in manual, change the sheet name, and run it again.

Yeah but my idea is to select element like pipe, run my script and make sheet with schedule, 3D, and section view of that element. After that, I would like to select new element and create new sheet

Clear the Element Binding as noted in the thread, and then use Dynamo Player. Alternatively you can look into function passing which suppresses bindings, but also suppresses all warnings and is significantly slower.

I mean, as I can see it’s already turned off. [image] [image]

Hi you can try this one i have shared here, it dosnt have any element binding… [image] [Request for help] Dereferencing a non-pointer Revit Hello @nicole_wong_you_en and welcome wink where does that node comes from ? probably you need the right ironpython package installe…

Since bindings are cleared, I think you can now move to Dynamo Player for the production use.

I used @sovitek 's python code and I do get a new sheet every time I change the name. But the problem is putting something on a new sheet. A new sheet gets all the views, but the old one becomes blank. I use Viewport.Create node from rhythm package for that.

New sheet every time we run a script?

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jacob.small June 25, 2025, 7:39am 2

This is Element Binding. Read over the linked topic for a solution.

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New sheet every time we run a script?

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