Python Tools For Revit - Ep005 - Linked Element Collection By Category

In this episode of #PythonToolsForRevit Ehsan teaches us how to collect Linked #AutodeskRevit Elements by their Revit Category! Maybe you want to grab the linked consultant model elements, maybe you have your scope of work broken into many Revit models - with this tool you can get information from any Revit Link based on the Category specified.
Related Documentation:
Notion - www.notion.so/...
Revit Link Instance Class - www.revitapido...
Element Filter Class - www.revitapido...

[@3DimDev]

Very cool video, and FEC's, a topic near and dear to my heart, combined with linked files, loved it all!

[@joaquincanete5453]

Gracias por compartir ... excelente video!!!

[@carlosmunoz1041]

This video is Gold. Thanks for making these videos.🤩

[@DanamoBIM]

Thanks for all the support, Carlos!! ❤️

[@mohammadarif509]

while executing python code, I'm getting an error stating as AttributeError: 'List[object]' object has no attribute 'GetLinkDocument'. How can I get rid of this

[@aaruparanzhu]

Thank you for this amazing video...awesome and helpful as always,,, i have a query about controlling the workset visibilty for linked files using the same way/technique....is it possible to have a python script for the same.

[@DanamoBIM]

Great idea for another video!! :) thanks for watching!

[@aaruparanzhu]

@@DanamoBIM Looking forward. Thanks again...

[@jarodtulanowski2211]

Very fun to watch unfortunately as usual Revit and Dynamo changes and the nodes that you use are no longer valid in Revit 2023. (Element Types and All Elements of type) changed to (Element Classes and All Elements of Class)