Dear, I'm not sure what exactly do you mean by missed but in order to have dimensions you will need to have ducts and other references in the same model. So if your second reference is in the linked file then you need to access those elements in the Dynamo. Also, I did not deal too much with the block "Location for the dimensions". In order to align those dimensions at some order, you will need to define lines where do you want to have dimensions. If for some reason Dynamo in your case create dimensions on the same place that other part of the script when detecting multiple dimensions on the same place will delete all except one. Overall, as I mention in the video, there is a lot of work to be done. We must start somewhere so in the following days/months we will have a new script which will combine two previous (regarding dimensions) and resolve all the problems when tested on the real project.
Very nyc script...Looking forward for your master script for dimensions and tag alignment script..Thank you
NYC one...When applied on a real project most of the duct dimensions are getting missed..Can you provide a solution for this problem..Thank you🙂
Dear, I'm not sure what exactly do you mean by missed but in order to have dimensions you will need to have ducts and other references in the same model. So if your second reference is in the linked file then you need to access those elements in the Dynamo. Also, I did not deal too much with the block "Location for the dimensions". In order to align those dimensions at some order, you will need to define lines where do you want to have dimensions. If for some reason Dynamo in your case create dimensions on the same place that other part of the script when detecting multiple dimensions on the same place will delete all except one. Overall, as I mention in the video, there is a lot of work to be done. We must start somewhere so in the following days/months we will have a new script which will combine two previous (regarding dimensions) and resolve all the problems when tested on the real project.