Hello everyone.
I wish you all are doing well. Attached you find a DWG file with a closed polycurve inside of it.
Using *“Floor.ByOutlineTypeAndLevel” in dynamo (after importing the dwg into Revit) I get teh error: “The curves do not form a closed contiguous loop.” even it’s closed.
Does any one have an idea? I tried also “PolyCurve.CloseWithLine” also as described by #Alisder_Brown hier.
Hi,
thank you for your quick reply. But I don’t want to take the curves apart and then assemble them together.
The reason is that I have a dwg with about hundred of such polycurves, each of them on a separate layer.
So I must use "Floor.ByOutlineTypeAndLevel”.
Among about hundred polycurves only three don’t work. I can’t determine why because they are almost similar to each other. I picket out one of those which don’t work and put it in this dwg for the sake of simplicity…
Thank you anyway.
Keep in mind it must also be a single closed contiguous loop. The API does not currently support multiple loops in any sketch editor (that I’m aware of anyway).
With that said, I think @ingenieroahmad is correct in that the curve order is probably the issue. It shouldn’t be too hard to recreate your polycurves in Dynamo with @ingenieroahmad’s solution.
I’m running into a similar issue. I have used topologic to generate polycurves defining inner and outer loops of a surface. All the polycurves register as ‘closed’, but one of them does not register as contiguous when i convert it to CurveLoop in the API.
I’ve tried ‘exploding’ and rebuilding the polycurves with Polycurve.Curves → PolyCurve.ByJoinedCurves, but this seems sort of redundant?
have you found a solution?
i have the exact same problem.
