add length, width, and height to schedule floors

add length, width, and height to schedule floors

1015253CBBFL
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add length, width, and height to schedule floors

1015253CBBFL
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Hello, I would like to include length, width, and height parameters in my floor schedule. Could you please guide me on how to add these fields?

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jeremy_tammik
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Sure. I see lots of explanations searching the Internet for "revit add field to schedule":

   

  

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reylorente1
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Check this link. https://twentytwo.space › 2021 › 05 › 02 › revit-api-schedule-creation. Although it is for walls, it can give you a guide
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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TripleM-Dev.net
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Hi @1015253CBBFL,

 

For height you mean thickness, there are the Core Thickness and Default thickness fields already available.

Maybe even elevation at top/bottom can be used to calculate height if sloped ?

 

For length and width I always wonder what's the purpose of it, as a floor (and roof/ceiling) can have non-rectangular shapes and what if it has angled boundaries....area or volume would have more meaning.

So for Length/width I would rather use max_length/max_width....

 

Is the question about how to add parameters to a project (for the floor category) or on how to fill the parameters with values for the floors.

Or is on how to create a schedule in the API and add those parameters?

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riaan_boshoff
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Some floor shapes are indeed rectangular and it will be nice to extract lengths or widths for measuring purposes

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jeremy_tammik
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For rectangular shapes, obtaining width and length is pretty easy, even if the data is not stored directly in separate parameter values; you can query the floor element for its slab geometry and determine the lengths of all horizontal edges; the width and length should occur four times each on the 8 horizontal slab edges; four on the bottom face, four on the top.

    

Jeremy Tammik Developer Advocacy and Support + The Building Coder + Autodesk Developer Network + ADN Open
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