Create Native Revit Elements with Rhino.Inside.Revit

Creating Native Parametric Revit Elements with Grasshopper can help in later stages of design development process as a project enters the intense construction document phase. This native elements can easily assume office wide BIM standards, causing little disruption in the project workflow.

[@pollibush1039]

I don't seem to have the [Model Categories Picker] component. Did this get removed and replaced with something else?

[@jasongeving7180]

Are these scripts available for download?

[@kaizhu6382]

How does the opening and closing of Revit files work with the use of pinning and "releasing" from Grasshopper? In my experience, Rhino.Inside does not currently remember grasshopper based elements when a Revit model is closed and reopened.

[@giuliacosentino5704]

I have the same problem!!
How reconnect to grasshopper, once we closed and reopened The Revit Model?

[@nikiitaa1888]

Giulia Cosentino probably you have to delete old one and run script again?

[@sidafeng8583]

can you display the names in grasshopper? especially when you are using some plugin nodes, really can't find them via just an icon

[@user-hk7of6el7p]

Hi, thank for the viseo! i have question for you, is it possible to control the phasing of the rhino geometery ? i mean can we adjust the phasing in grasshopper b4 importing to revit?

[@BrandusaNicoleta]

how can the adaptive facade components be associated with an actual revit curtain wall, the way one would draw it in Revit?

[@WALID0306]

thanks !!!

[@austinlandrette656]

Will these files be added to the sample files on wiki?

[@greenlabeltokyo8705]

hi could anybody explain the logic behind the use of elefront connecting in order of 'reference by layer' and then 'filtering by name'. as far as i see on rhino layer, 'floors' and 'roofs' layers are not sub-layered under 'floor curves'...

[@sunghoonlee7669]

The curves he used for generating Floor slabs are all under "B2::FloorCuvres" so he referenced that layer using "Reference by Layer" Elefront component at the first part. At the second part, he is referencing those using "Filter by Name" Component. It is not shown but he named his curves as floor 1, floor 2, floor 3, floor 4 and roof. "floor *" finds all object name with "floor (number)". You could name your curve on Rhino Property > Objects panel "Name" row.

[@theopanazan]

What a waste of storage and electricity this is. When a tutorial starts with: 'i have everything prepared and i won't touch any sliders because i may break something' the quantity of relevant information you're gonna get is below 0. No example files, no names displayed for grasshopper nodes, no problem solving or debugging, i guess your only job is to rotate the scene. You should focus on another field like agriculture

[@apang1831]

He burned into ice

[@ian7243]

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