I noticed I can select a layer from a CAD file in Dynamo and get the curves from it using BiMorph. I wanted to generate area separation lines using this CAD layer, so I compiled the following small script.
Just wanted to ask what I’m doing wrong, as the preview window shows the lines being produced when I move the CAD, but the area separation lines are not selectable at all.
My ultimate end goal is use the area boundaries with a color scheme to color code large plans efficiently. I would create areas with the boundaries, assign a department, and then go from there, but I’m stumped on this one.
To answer your question, in Revit it is showing that its grabbing the lines from the CAD, but its simply not drawing any Room Separators.
I’m not entirely sure what you mean by pulling the curve onto the sketch plane. Are you referring to pulling something from the levels so that it can be drawn?
Not really sure how to connect this, sorry for so many questions.
Can you post a sample rvt and dyn for testing? Rebuilding to your current point is time consuming and will require many assumptions around content which won’t align with what you’ve already built causing any solution to be invalid.
My intent with the pull onto plane was that the CAD file might have lines which run from (0,0,0) to (10,10,10) and your area plan might be at a level that has a cut plane at (0,0,3). Area separators need to be on the same plane as the cut if memory serves.
