You can also help me by pointing me to the right direction. In the example below, the grid default 2D extension seems overextended. This is to provide better default visibility to the levels and grids values. However, when you assign a scope box to datum elements, Revit will automatically create a small gap between the 2D and 3D extents.
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Scope box from linked file Hi all, How to copy all scopebox from revit link through revit api. You learned that 2D extents are not affected by scope boxes. Is there anyway someone can modify the script to have it create a floor plan view instead of a 3D view from the bounding box or something similar to a box?įor example, I want the user to go to an already existing floor plan view, create a scope box around an area and finally crop out everything else that is not inside the box. Revit API Forum > Scope box from linked file Community. I am not familiar with Python or Revit API (learning it ATM) so need some help figuring this out. View = View3D.CreateIsometric(doc, viewType.Id) Newmin = UnwrapElement(bbox.MinPoint).ToRevitType() Newmax = UnwrapElement(bbox.MaxPoint).ToRevitType()
If i.ViewFamily = ViewFamily.ThreeDimensional:įor bbox,viewName in zip(bboxs,viewNames): As we all know, Revit really wants you to be able to properly visualize your building. ViewTypeColl = collector.OfClass(ViewFamilyType) import clrĬlr.ImportExtensions(Revit.Geometr圜onversion)įrom RevitServices.Persistence import DocumentManagerįrom RevitServices.Transactions import TransactionManagerĭoc = Ĭollector = FilteredElementCollector(doc) I got this python script posted by Dimitar Venkov and Konrad Sobon which basically creates a 3D view by bounding box.
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