Hello,
I have followed this guide and managed to create a working graph to achieve this
But, this only works for a single space at a time. I was wondering if it is possible to have this working on multiple spaces.
Many thanks in advance for your help
This is my alternative solution, based on asking the architect o make suspended ceilings not room bounding and increasing the height of the spaces to underside of the slab above.
This graph seems to be working on and off. Sometimes it is working ok, other times not. And always miss one of two elements !!!
Hi @Hoss ,
I think the script isn’t always doing what you expect has to do with your intersection method.
Is there a reason you are only getting the Pipe’s Solid centroid instead of just using the whole Solid?
Also, could you maybe share some sample files of the Revit model and the Dynamo script (and maybe a screenshot of what you want)? I am not fully understanding what you are trying to do.
Hi Hoss,
It should be possible, but there may be a few issues with your graph / approch, namely maintaining the list-orders while removing nulls. I haven’t used those Nodes for removing nulls, so I don’t know. Maybe that explains why it works inconsistently.
Depending on the project size, I assume you could
Depending on the project and typical plenum space, I assume you could just move the z-point down some reasonable value so that it lands in the room. (You can just subtract a value from the box.min Z-Value.
[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17ePCwv3cZ8vmdb5-y458-wkw1H-nMe0H?usp=sharing]
Here is the test files and graph
the reason I have gone for centre of the pipe, is because most pipes are spanning across multiple spaces, so I picked centre
Packages used for this graph are MEPover and Rhythm I think
I’ve modified your graph. I think this should work.
Save your file before opening the graph. Don’t want to crash your work…unlikely, but you never know.
You’ll have to choose a value which works for you to move the point down into the room. I am using meters (1m). If you are using feet and inches, then probably 2-3 feet will be better.
Try this - Pipes at rooms.dyn (45.0 KB)
Sorry…didn’t notice that i had the elements and parameters switched. I didn’t actually run the graph on a model.
Happy to help 
