Urban Plannig via Dynamo (BiMorph Curves from CAD Layers)

[h.hristov31]

I believe this may in fact be the issue with the Z translations.

Dynamo with Revit Topography

Realized the point-project node was looking for a single base geometry (and I was feeding it a list) so it was just looking at the first entry on the list. Joined the surfaces into a single polysurface and solved the second issue…first question still stands, though.

Will try to figure it out…

@Mark.Ackerley

Unfortunately I’m not in Revit 2019 sorry

You are only getting 104 points out, so something is going wrong there…
Maybe this is a clue? If the conversion to polysurface is missing some of your topo?

I don’t think it is a Revit 2019 specific issue. The topo is just a random toposurface with some negative and some positive height values. Surely it’s the same in 2017, 2018, etc.

@Mark.Ackerley

Perhaps have a fly around in dynamo and see what you’re getting? If you right click on the other nodes and unclick ‘preview’ you should be able to just see the returned geometry from that node…

This would help keep your lists consistent…

this is how i came upon the issue.

Thank you for your help!