Rhythm - Workset.Create

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Hi John,

I was trying to create workset using your “Workset.Create” node by some reason its giving me null. Below is the Screenshot.

Workset

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Try running manual and exiting the workset window in revit

 

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Thanks John,

For replying. I tried to Run Manual still i get null values. I am using Revit 2015. I am trying to update to R2 and see the difference.

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Yes R2 is required. Autodesk added this functionality at that release.

:slight_smile:

5

John, I’m trying to set the workset of wall elements. I can’t seem to get it to work, any ideas? I’m using rhythm “element set parameterByName(CaSe iNsensitive)” and getting null

 

Workset Change not working

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You need to send it a workset id (integer)

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Thanks for the response. It seems to work but it only moves one element to the correct workset. Any ideas? I’m testing it on walls. Workset Change not working2

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On the setparameter node set the lacing to longest (right click on node toggle to longest) and it will do it for all elements selected.

9

Thanks, that was what I was missing. Thanks for your help. Such a great tool but I’m still learning.

10

No problem. That’s why we’re all here!

:slight_smile: as long as you’re having fun!

11

I can’t stop, I should be doing other work…

12

John - I’m having issues with the workset.create node.

I’m running Revit 2016 R2 - is it compatible with this version?

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Revit 2015 R2? It should work on everything after that.

14

@john_pierson is this package still working for Revit 2019.2 Dyanamo 1.3.4

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Rhythm is still compatible with 1.3.4. However, workset.Create was retired some
Time ago as part of the effort to move to ZeroTouch. Archilab has a replacement you should use.

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Oke, good to know. replaced it bij the Archilab node working :smile:
What do you mean whit ZeroTouch?

Seems to be working now only dont get a finger on this part :confounded:

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Thx

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A manner to code Dynamo nodes in C#. :slight_smile:
Info about ZeroTouch

To summarize why I made this move: (from my Github readme)

With Dynamo 2.0 comes a fundamental file format change that makes anything that is a DYF or DYN (the filetypes that Dynamo uses) not backward compatible. This forced me to choose between two options. Option 1: Have 2 versions of Rhythm for each major version of Dynamo, eg. “Rhythm for Dynamo 1.x” and “Rhythm for Dynamo 2.x”. Option2: Continue my long term goals of migrating Rhythm to be fully “Zero Touch” c# code. I went with option 2 as it provides a more stable product and further compatibility.

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