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What is the problem that needs solving?
Most export workflows from Dynamo to Revit rely on directshapes which are pretty much non-editable from within Revit. However, there are many cases where the geometry might be simple and can be captured with the Revit geometry tools.
Example: we have a script that creates the massing of a site (neighboring buildings). Every house is a simple extrusion in dynamo. When it comes into Revit, it's a frozen object and cannot be finetuned. It would be much better if we could draw extrusions in Revit from Dynamo
How would you like to see it solved?
A node "create extrusion" with inputs: curve, extrusion start, extrusion end (other options like 'material' would be a plus)
Describe alternatives you've considered
Writing the node myself, but I think it's better to have it in a package that is widely distributed and well maintained like Clockwork.
What is the problem that needs solving?
Most export workflows from Dynamo to Revit rely on directshapes which are pretty much non-editable from within Revit. However, there are many cases where the geometry might be simple and can be captured with the Revit geometry tools.
Example: we have a script that creates the massing of a site (neighboring buildings). Every house is a simple extrusion in dynamo. When it comes into Revit, it's a frozen object and cannot be finetuned. It would be much better if we could draw extrusions in Revit from Dynamo
How would you like to see it solved?
A node "create extrusion" with inputs: curve, extrusion start, extrusion end (other options like 'material' would be a plus)
Describe alternatives you've considered
Writing the node myself, but I think it's better to have it in a package that is widely distributed and well maintained like Clockwork.
Additional context
I posted a Revit idea for this, and someone posted a couple of code snippets in the comments there:
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/revit-ideas/create-revit-extrusions-sweeps-blends-from-within-dynamo/idi-p/7594544
Jeremy Tammik has also posted about it:
https://thebuildingcoder.typepad.com/blog/2011/06/creating-and-inserting-an-extrusion-family.html
Other shapes (revolve, sweep,...) would be a plus, but I think the extrusion node might get the most use by far.
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