Hi,
I’m looking for ideas on rotating the crop region of a callout view. There’s a Rhythm node to get the crop region, and I can rotate it, but the problem is choosing a good pivot point. These solutions don’t work in this case. 
Rotate crop box of multiple views - Revit - Dynamo. My idea is to create floor plans, callouts for windows (which works ) but it stops on correct rotation point in callouts.
best regards,
Kamil
Can you illustrate an example of what you are trying to achieve?
I would use a special section marker pointing right at the window. An old firm of mine had a window elevation section marker that had view filters for the plans that were printed.
Out of curiosity. Why for each Window?
What if a Window is the same?
I would like to create a window schedule that shows the actual placement of windows in the building. The script takes a list of window types and then selects the first item from each type.
Why not create a legend view then? Seems that’s likely faster, more robust, and less error prone (someone could move the window and then you wouldn’t see it in the plan view anymore).
I would say legends here 
but guees you can do it that way also, get windows facing normal…find the degree and then rotate the created callout view…maybe, but as Jacobs point with that workflow, it will give problem when move
*for each unique window
