I’m guessing revit is generating this error because some of the dimensions will be modified with the updated geometry. Is there a way to prevent the operation from being aborted? Should the revit dialogue pop up to give me the option whether I would like to delete the affected dimensions?
If I disable and enable the component that is referencing the rhino geometry it works correctly but all the dimensions are lost.
In short I’m trying to develop the facade of the building in Rhino without losing dimensions in revit whenever I make a change.
I would like to know more about the process you are trying to do with the direct shapes. It’s working to this level, but i could see some processes having issues.
I agree that the option to delete or throw a warning and elementID so we can get to the offending element is desired. Edit: in this case deleting the one ID solved this issue. Having multiple would be problematic.
ps. how do you get the names of the components to display above in grashopper? is it bifocals? It looks so much nicer than the typical callouts. Also what do you use to do animated GIF screen captures?’
In this case I was simply moving a couple breps, no modification to # of faces or size.
These types of errors are fairly routine when working in Revit, is there any way to make the usual dialogue box pop up so we can delete dimensions and allow the intended action to take place?