@ToanDN I wanted conclude your script as a solution, however, I'm running into issues where some of the light instances are not hosted anywhere and therefore are spewing out a null. Since the Element.Name block does not have a handler for this null, it stops creating the list of Strings (I guess it errors out or something). I am trying to create a null handler in between the so that it would ignore the nulls and place a string value in the "Host" field of the schedule of "Not hosted". I think I'm close, spent about 2 hours trying to figure out what I could do, and ended up trying to write my own code in the code block. Unfortunately, I'm not used to this syntax and I've been trying to learn how to write a simple for loop to weed out the nulls, here is my sudo code:
x[]; //is a list of all the fixtures as the element type
y[]; //is a list of booleans (same size of x[]) stating whether it is a null (true for yes false for no)
output[]; //is a list of strings (same size of x[]) of host names of each instance
for(int i = 0; i < listOfFixture.Length; i++)
{
if(y[i]==true)
{
output[i]="No host"
}
else{
output[i]=x[i].Element.Name.toString; //or however you call the Element.Name function.
}
}
If you know any resources on syntax of dynamo, I'd really appreciate that and or if you know how to write the above, I'd appreciate that as well.
Thanks once again for your starting script.
