But the issue was that the 2 new worksets that were created was hosted inside the Workset1 (the primary after shared levels & Grids) of the test revit file, I had to go manually to shift the workset to its proper workset.
Is there a way to automate this so that the workset created by the script does not go to the Workset1.
Sorry for the confusing post above…could not place my views properly -
Hi,
I used the following method to create new worksets based on link file names and it works out perfectly.
But the issue was that - the 2 new linked files got automatically hosted inside the Workset1 (the primary after shared levels & Grids) of the test revit file after the 1st run, I had to go manually to shift the links to its proper workset (to the new created ones).
Is there a way to automate this so that the linked files are placed to their namesake Workset only as created by the script and does not go to the Workset1.