Show proposed path

Show proposed path

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Show proposed path

Anonymous
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Dear all,

I am developing  small application using revit api using C#.net i.e. moving precast element from storage area to the actual location in BIM model and display proposed path and actual path while moving element.

I have some queries regarding Revit api as below,

1. Please give me source code to add vertical and horizontal storage area using Revit api in BIM model.

2.Source code to display proposed path when select an element that are present  in storage area using Revit api.

 

Please go through the attached document where black line shows the proposed path of element from storage area which is display in green color to the actual location and grey line shows the actual path while moving element from storage area to the location in BIM.

 

Please provide solution on my above queries as early as possible.

 

Regards

 

Sonal

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jeremytammik
Autodesk
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Dear Sonal,

 

The way your request is formulated, it sounds more as if you are asking for professional consulting services rather than simply discussing a Revit API programming question with your peers.

 

If that is your intention, you should maybe state your terms more clearly, and post your request for offers in a more appropriate location.

 

Thank you for you understanding.

 

Best regards,

 

Jeremy



Jeremy Tammik
Developer Technical Services
Autodesk Developer Network, ADN Open
The Building Coder

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Anonymous
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How to display hoisting path of element using revit api?

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matthew_taylor
Advisor
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Hi Sonal,

 

Perhaps using a displacement 3D view would do what you're after? Best to have a look using the Revit interface first.

If it does what you want, then take a look at the DisplacementElementAnimation example in the SDK.

 

Even if it doesn't do what you want, the DisplacementPath property of the DisplacementElement object may be a good place to store your path data for use in your own macro.

 

Cheers,

 

-Matt


Cheers,

-Matt
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