Am trying to import the model to revit with the import.geometry node. It takes some time though. Do u know whats the best way of importing this revit and add materials?
@@DynaMorphine when importing geometries, all solid.byloft compononts came into revit but not the surface.byloft components. So everything came in revit but the top surface and the middle part of the ramp are invisible for somereason
@@marv.innovations802 unfortunately, surfaces won't be remained after exploding. you should turn it into solids by "Surface.Thicken" or something else.
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Amazing video!
Thanks a lot for your work, it's very pedagogic !
Am trying to import the model to revit with the import.geometry node. It takes some time though. Do u know whats the best way of importing this revit and add materials?
To me, the best way is creating a generic family, "import.geometry" from Dynamo, and exploding those forms to Revit solids in the end.
@@DynaMorphine when importing geometries, all solid.byloft compononts came into revit but not the surface.byloft components. So everything came in revit but the top surface and the middle part of the ramp are invisible for somereason
@@marv.innovations802 unfortunately, surfaces won't be remained after exploding. you should turn it into solids by "Surface.Thicken" or something else.
@@DynaMorphine "surface.thicken" gives an error message "LOP_OFF_NO_SURF"
My curve length (Double )not connecting to the code block 0..1..100, do you know why ?
Sorry to make you confused, I typed "L" in lower case, not "1"
@@DynaMorphine it works now thanks for the help yesterday . And btw your Dynamo skills are insanely good. keep up the good work. kudos from Denmark