Hi, like the script but this doesn't bring across my survey point coordinate system, just the local coordinates... Any idea why this may be the case...
I noticed that the formula node has been removed in the newer versions of Revit! go to the library -> math -> operators and select the node that will work for you. Or you could use a code block node.
I've made it but my elements are not moving if I type a different coordinate. What do I need to do if I want to move the elements ? Lets say I get the coordinates using your script and now I will update the table with the correct figures for coordinates in order to place the elements in the right location.
Hey! This script is not created for moving the columns to a new physical location, it only reports back the actual coordinates back to each individual family. I would look at the place family at specified coordinates video on my channel.
Hi! Thank you! I'm tryng this tutorial, but the coordinate that I fill, are wrong. My Element.GetLocation are the same of Geometry.Trasform. How can be possible? I working in a model with coordinate . Dynamo don't read my survey point. Can you help me, please? :)
Hi! Thank you! You need to specify that the coordinates will be transformed into the survey point coordinates with the node Coordinate.SurveyPoint, found at 5:28 in this video. Also make sure that the Survey point inside Revit, when pressing it has the coordinates 0,0,0 and your object is at global coordinates! Hope this helps :)
Hi, this video helped me a lot, thank you. One question I had is because it seems to me that Dynamo takes the internal origin as a reference, and I can't change it, so I can't make the true UTM coordinates appear. Only displacements from the internal origin appear. Could you explain to me how you configured the coordinates within Revit?
Hi, I don't know if you tested in depth, but there is a problem when the project has true north with an angle other than zero. I tried to do it myself, even python script with sin cos projection on x y radians = math.radians(angle) x_new = x * math.cos(radians) - y * math.sin(radians) y_new = x * math.sin(radians) + y * math.cos(radians) return x_new, y_new I tested all the ways and came to this video as a second way. The problem is the same. Some help? T.T ?
Hi, Tru creating a fresh site without any true north rotation. Alternatively, use the node Geometry.Rotate, with the geometry representing the points. The origin for rotation will coincide with the survey point coordinate. Rotation will happen within the xy plane, so the axis to use is the z-axis, with degrees aligned to the true north angle. (I am currently away from a Revit workstation, thus unable to verify this method.)
Hi, like the script but this doesn't bring across my survey point coordinate system, just the local coordinates... Any idea why this may be the case...
Hi. Try to set the coordinate system to survey point, showed on 5:27.
Excellent tutorial. But in my dynamo I didn't find the formula node... Is it a plug-in?
I noticed that the formula node has been removed in the newer versions of Revit! go to the library -> math -> operators and select the node that will work for you. Or you could use a code block node.
@@EngineerBear90 tks!!!
I've made it but my elements are not moving if I type a different coordinate. What do I need to do if I want to move the elements ? Lets say I get the coordinates using your script and now I will update the table with the correct figures for coordinates in order to place the elements in the right location.
Hey! This script is not created for moving the columns to a new physical location, it only reports back the actual coordinates back to each individual family. I would look at the place family at specified coordinates video on my channel.
Many thanks! Great tutorial!
@@engjohnattan Thank you!
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Hi! Thank you! I'm tryng this tutorial, but the coordinate that I fill, are wrong.
My Element.GetLocation are the same of Geometry.Trasform. How can be possible? I working in a model with coordinate . Dynamo don't read my survey point. Can you help me, please? :)
Hi! Thank you! You need to specify that the coordinates will be transformed into the survey point coordinates with the node Coordinate.SurveyPoint, found at 5:28 in this video. Also make sure that the Survey point inside Revit, when pressing it has the coordinates 0,0,0 and your object is at global coordinates! Hope this helps :)
Hi, this video helped me a lot, thank you. One question I had is because it seems to me that Dynamo takes the internal origin as a reference, and I can't change it, so I can't make the true UTM coordinates appear. Only displacements from the internal origin appear. Could you explain to me how you configured the coordinates within Revit?
Hi, Iam glad to hear that :) Yes, I placed the survey point at 0,0,0.
Hi, I don't know if you tested in depth, but there is a problem when the project has true north with an angle other than zero.
I tried to do it myself, even python script with sin cos projection on x y
radians = math.radians(angle)
x_new = x * math.cos(radians) - y * math.sin(radians)
y_new = x * math.sin(radians) + y * math.cos(radians)
return x_new, y_new
I tested all the ways and came to this video as a second way. The problem is the same.
Some help? T.T ?
Hi, Tru creating a fresh site without any true north rotation. Alternatively, use the node Geometry.Rotate, with the geometry representing the points. The origin for rotation will coincide with the survey point coordinate. Rotation will happen within the xy plane, so the axis to use is the z-axis, with degrees aligned to the true north angle. (I am currently away from a Revit workstation, thus unable to verify this method.)