Does anybody have an idea how to move this so called revit internal starting Point?
I have been trying to create a geometry from my revit linked model in order to find collision Points using Dynamo script but the Solid geometry is referncing this revit internal starting Point which is actually situated far from the Project as noone knew About it beforehand.
Use BimorphNodes LinkElement.OfCategory to collect the elements, then LinkElement.Solid. The class is specifically designed to efficiently position linked element geometry at its host location
What element type are you filtering? To rule out memory issues, does it work if you use the OOTB Element.Solids node? If it’s possible, please send me a test model to reproduce the crash and I’ll investigate.
yes, Element.Geometry node does work perfectly.
Well, I am attaching my Dynamo script and
revit Project which is exported as an IFC from AECOsim, then i opened it in Revit and saved as a revit model. These are actually an Openings in our Project buiding model. Dynamo-durchbruecheTM.dyn (51.7 KB) 1303-0032A-__-VOIDS_AG.rvt (1.5 MB)
Yes @Thomas_Mahon, it’s actually working when i link this to a new Project but not in my current Project Model.
Could you give it one more try on the following Main revit Project. Main Project.rvt (2.3 MB) 1303-0032A-__-VOIDS_AG.rvt (1.5 MB)
If so, then its a units warning from Dynamo and is easily fixed by changing your Geometry Working Range. Go to the Settings tab in Dynamo > Geometry Working Range and select ‘Large’ from the menu and the warning will be dismissed: