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Push in Dynamo
Note: It is highly recommended to switch to Manual mode when working with Dynamo and BHoM. Besides that, it is worth having a look at Using the BHoM section before reading this page.
Having the adapter successfully set up, one can start interacting with Revit. Similar to Pull
, Push
behaves like a standard Dynamo component, so can be placed on canvas with a standard right click action. The objects to be pushed need to be BHoM objects and should generally be one of the types supported by BHoM conversion to Revit.
The example below shows a simple exercise of pushing a level to Revit. There is a few details that might be worth noticing:
- Whole BHoM operates on SI units, which means that in order to create a level on 9.000, one needs to input elevation equal to 9 units.
- Push will not run as long as it is not activated (
active == true
).
More examples is available in Push examples page.
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Overview:
What is Revit_Toolkit for?
Code structure
Building from source and debugging
License
Sample scripts -
Adapter:
Basics
Revit <-> BHoM conversion
BHoM vs Revit identity
Handling of Parameters
Conventions
Setup in Revit
Setup in Grasshopper
Setup in Dynamo
Setup in Excel
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Pull:
Basics
Requests and filtering
Pull of Geometry and Representation
Pull from Links
Pull in Grasshopper
Pull in Dynamo
Pull in Excel
Examples
Explicit family vs type mapping
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Push:
Basics
Push modes
Updating Revit types
FamilyLibrary
Push in Grasshopper
Push in Dynamo
Push in Excel
Examples
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Remove:
Basics
Remove in Grasshopper
Remove in Dynamo
Remove in Excel
Examples
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References:
BHoM Wiki
BHoM Adapter