View Placement - Size Error

[awilliams]

Ah! @cnealy I think I know what you need to do now that I remembered seeing these two posts of yours:

Axonometric View Creator Naming Issue

Sure, this is the relevant information – the rest of the script creates schedules, filters, etc that are all names correctly. The error is only applying to the views. [image] Thanks for the response!

Creating Filter Rules - List Manipulation

Of course, see my full script below: The premise is that it reads any element of “category:Part” in the model (our company uses Parts to make pour drawings for concrete), reads the value of the shared parameter Pour ID that we made, filters it by unique ID, removed the empty ones, and creates a filter where you apply it, turn off the visibility, and all parts that don’t have the requisite Pour ID are hidden. For example, if you want to only see Base Slab 101 (BS-101), you make a filter called …

I would try replacing your AxonometricView.ByEyePointAndTarget node with AxonometricView.ByEyePointTargetAndBoundingBox and use the elements’ bounding boxes min and max points to get your eye points and target points (maybe not depending on the geometry of the elements but I don’t think you will want to use the same points for each item), and the elements’ bounding boxes for the axo view bounding box, and set the toggle for “isolateElement” to true. See below example

This produced 2 of these with the crop region sized correctly on elements in different locations: