distinguish shared and system parameters inside dynamo

[MichaelWolff]

I am on a project that was started in a non-localized Revit version. To cope with the project requirements some shared parameters were introduced that are exact copies of what the Revit translators have come up with for 'area' or 'perimeter'.
Inside Dynamo I have found no way to tell whether the GetParameterValueByName-node has picked up the system or the shared parameter.

Is there a (preferably out of the box) way?

[MichaelWolff]

I am on a project that was started in a non-localized Revit version. To cope with the project requirements some shared parameters were introduced that are exact copies of what the Revit translators have come up with for 'area' or 'perimeter'.
Inside Dynamo I have found no way to tell whether the GetParameterValueByName-node has picked up the system or the shared parameter.

Is there a (preferably out of the box) way?

[moturi.magati.george]

Hi @MichaelWolff,

Unfortunately, this is not the best place to ask such a question.

Please note that this discussion forum is dedicated to programming Revit using the Revit API.

For Dynamo related questions please post it on the respective forum

https://forum.dynamobim.com/

[moturi.magati.george]

Hi @MichaelWolff,

Unfortunately, this is not the best place to ask such a question.

Please note that this discussion forum is dedicated to programming Revit using the Revit API.

For Dynamo related questions please post it on the respective forum

https://forum.dynamobim.com/

[MichaelWolff]

Thanks. Will do that. Thought a little pythonic script for the scripting language might be up this forum's road.

[MichaelWolff]

Thanks. Will do that. Thought a little pythonic script for the scripting language might be up this forum's road.

[moturi.magati.george]

Hi @MichaelWolff,

Yes, Experts on this forum are always willing to help.

But there are more experts on the dynamo forum hence you might get a quick in-depth answer.

[moturi.magati.george]

Hi @MichaelWolff,

Yes, Experts on this forum are always willing to help.

But there are more experts on the dynamo forum hence you might get a quick in-depth answer.