Connect pipes

[Anonymous]

Hi,

I want to connect two pipes similar to trim tool in revit.

How do I programatically call trim command. 

Thanks & Regards

[jeremytammik]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=revit+api+postcommand

[Anonymous]

Diidn't understand what was googled for me.

A simple question I have two pipes pipe1 and pipe2

Neither of them works successfully to connect two pies:

1. doc.Create.NewElbowFitting(c1end,c2start);

2.c1end.ConnectTo(c2start);

c1end is the connctor of pipe1 and c2start is the connector of pipe2

[jeremy_tammik]

What happens if you connect them manually in the user interface?

[Anonymous]

They simply get connected.

[jeremy_tammik]

Good. Your solution 2. should produce the same result.

[Anonymous]

No it does not.

[jeremy_tammik]

Well, it did for me, in all kinds of different permutations:

• Calculating a Rolling Offset Between Two Pipes
• Creating a Rolling Offset Pipe Between Two Pipes
• Connecting the Rolling Offset Pipe to its Neighbour Pipes
• Explicitly Placing Rolling Offset Elbow Fittings
• Simpler Rolling Offset Using NewElbowFitting
• Final Rolling Offset Using Pipe.Create

Maybe you can spot the difference?

[Anonymous]

The image below will clarify things:

Tried: 

try
{
c1end.ConnectTo(c2start);
Command.doc.Create.NewElbowFitting(c1end, c2start);

}
catch (Exception sdq)
{

MessageBox.Show(sdq.Message.ToString());
}

Tried Thsi:

try
{
Command.doc.Create.NewElbowFitting(c1end, c2start);

}
catch (Exception sdq)
{

MessageBox.Show(sdq.Message.ToString());
}

 tried this

try
{
c1end.ConnectTo(c2start);

}
catch (Exception sdq)
{

MessageBox.Show(sdq.Message.ToString());
}

But it creates the fittings between pipes in one place but not at the other.

[Anonymous]

Where you able to solve this at any point? I'm having the exact same problem and cannot find a solution. 

[Jes_Gonzalez]

Any updated information on this would be greatly appreciated. I'm going down the same road.