I'm running Dynamo player to place several structural framing families (beams) between grid lines spaced 100mm.
What did you expect to see?
I was expecting to see a gap of 100mm in between the end of one beam and the beginning of the other. Which are the curve's start and end points I'm setting with the script.
What did you see instead?
When I run Dynamo Player, the beams are joined. The end of one beam with the beginning of the other.
When I run the full Dynamo, it places the beams properly.
To solve this issue some people created a node to disable the structural framing join. This required further work by changing the beam extend one by one!. However, I want my script to run correctly with Dynamo Player without extra work. This is important as the script is meant to be use by non Dynamo users using Dynamo Player.
Dynamo version - 2.2.1.5175
Revit version - 2.2.1.5291
Revit 2020
Operating system - Windows 10
What did you do?
I'm running Dynamo player to place several structural framing families (beams) between grid lines spaced 100mm.
What did you expect to see?
I was expecting to see a gap of 100mm in between the end of one beam and the beginning of the other. Which are the curve's start and end points I'm setting with the script.
What did you see instead?
When I run Dynamo Player, the beams are joined. The end of one beam with the beginning of the other. When I run the full Dynamo, it places the beams properly. To solve this issue some people created a node to disable the structural framing join. This required further work by changing the beam extend one by one!. However, I want my script to run correctly with Dynamo Player without extra work. This is important as the script is meant to be use by non Dynamo users using Dynamo Player.