Toposolid split problem

[pavelkosykh88]

Hi there

Does anybody could help me with splitting toposolid through API?

I try to perform quite simple  split - divide rectangular toposolid on two parts. But always receive the same exception - "The split curve loops should all lie on the sketch plane of the toposolid". I'm quite sure that line lies in the same plane as sketch.

I tried my own code and code from Revit samples - in both cases I receive an error.

I would be happy of any working example of splitting toposolid through API.

Thanks.

[jeremy_tammik]

Please share a complete minimal reproducible case using the Revit SDK sample that I can share with the development team. Thank you!

[pavelkosykh88]

You could find a revit project in the attachments. There are a Toposolid and a ModelCurve inside.

I try to split Toposolid by this ModelCurve on two parts, but I receive an error - "The split curve loops should all lie on the sketch plane of the toposolid", although this condition has been met.

There is an embedded quite simple macro inside the project - "Split Test".

Also you could try to launch ExternalCommand from SDK Samples -  

Revit.SDK.Samples.Toposolid.CS.SplitToposolid

Thank you!

[pavelkosykh88]

Good day, @jeremy_tammik.

Is there any news? 

[jeremy_tammik]

Dear Pavel,

Thank you for your report, clear description, and sample material.

Sorry to hear about this, and very surprised that even the SDK sample fails.

I logged the issue REVIT-207058 [Split TopoSolid by ModelCurve fails even in SDK sample] with our development team for this on your behalf as it requires further exploration and possibly a modification to our software. Please make a note of this number for future reference.

You are welcome to request an update on the status of this issue or to provide additional information on it at any time quoting this change request number.

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