hello where can I find the template for your python script for dynamo? I have installed python and visual codes and I can only follow through your free courses as a student. it would be such a great help, if get to find it. So far, your tutorial has been the biggest help to me, I just stopped leading up to the coding for python
It's probably a unit conversion issue, so the spheres are generated but placed too far away. Have you checked other comments of this video or the downloadable Dynamo file?
yes I checked but I can't find a solution because I use the millimeter, I have the same number of spheres as conflict but this one is very far from the model @@RVBoost
when generating the report the x y z data on excel remains in millimeters compared to naviswork or it must be changed on excel, maybe the problem would come from there but if that's it I don't know how to adjust
I got the same issue, every clash marker got placed on a same place. When i create a sample project it worked well but when i used it my live project with Arch link and other links too. It giving me same result Bit frustrating but I don’t know what is the issue and i tried locating clash markers by xyz point by coordinates but still they are ended up getting in a same place
Hello, I am having trouble running this in Revit 2024, any suggestions. Iron Python 2 error, seems to be that dynamo is using a different Python engin now.
I am trying to get this to work. It seems that the clash spheres end up in 1 place, I am thinking it is something to do with scripting being converted to metric.
Yes, looks like a unit conversion problem. You can edit the script to do the conversion yourself. However, a quicker "fix" is to temporarily change your Navisworks model unit to what I used in the tutorial, export the report, and use that for the Dynamo script.
@@RVBoost Hi i ran the dynamo file into my revit file with the correct unit, the sphere is showing in the shape of my model but the model is not showing then vice versa. i have the right unit both are mm
hello
where can I find the template for your python script for dynamo? I have installed python and visual codes and I can only follow through your free courses as a student. it would be such a great help, if get to find it. So far, your tutorial has been the biggest help to me, I just stopped leading up to the coding for python
Hi Maria. I showed my full Python template in this other video below. Have you seen it?
th-cam.com/video/vUivq9w104o/w-d-xo.html
@@RVBoost hey, thank you so much. I'll look into this! amazing tutorial btw!
Glad you liked it ☺️
Hi, i see your video but i have a problem, I don't see my spheres on the clash locations but it exists in Revit
It's probably a unit conversion issue, so the spheres are generated but placed too far away. Have you checked other comments of this video or the downloadable Dynamo file?
yes I checked but I can't find a solution because I use the millimeter, I have the same number of spheres as conflict but this one is very far from the model
@@RVBoost
when generating the report the x y z data on excel remains in millimeters compared to naviswork or it must be changed on excel, maybe the problem would come from there but if that's it I don't know how to adjust
Have you tried using the script I shared?
rv-boost.com/free-dynamo-script-revit-clash-spheres-from-navisworks/
@@RVBoost
I just saw that my spheres are superimposed on each other "stacked" but are not even on my project
I got the same issue, every clash marker got placed on a same place. When i create a sample project it worked well but when i used it my live project with Arch link and other links too. It giving me same result
Bit frustrating but I don’t know what is the issue and i tried locating clash markers by xyz point by coordinates but still they are ended up getting in a same place
It's probably a unit conversion issue. Have you tried the script you can download from the video description?
Hello, I am having trouble running this in Revit 2024, any suggestions. Iron Python 2 error, seems to be that dynamo is using a different Python engin now.
Hi, what did the error say?
I am trying to get this to work. It seems that the clash spheres end up in 1 place, I am thinking it is something to do with scripting being converted to metric.
Yes, looks like a unit conversion problem. You can edit the script to do the conversion yourself. However, a quicker "fix" is to temporarily change your Navisworks model unit to what I used in the tutorial, export the report, and use that for the Dynamo script.
@@RVBoost Hi i ran the dynamo file into my revit file with the correct unit, the sphere is showing in the shape of my model but the model is not showing then vice versa. i have the right unit both are mm
Do you have the same units in both Revit and Navisworks?
@@RVBoost Yes, both are millimeters
Have you tried the script you can download from the video description?