Revit to rhino missing script

[robneto.eng]

Does anyone have the python script shown in this guide?

Rhino.Inside®.Revit

In the video it says there’s a link to download it but I couldn’t find it.

[Lukxf (Luke)]

The python script is is just baking out the geometry out to layers. You can substitute for components from Human or Elefront if you have them available (I’ve attached a screenshot showing how it would work). Otherwise someone here might be able to recreate the python script if they’re feeling nice.

[nomuza_gunsul]

Luke
Sorry for reviving an year old topic.
I have the same problem with the OP and trying to follow your comments but I’m not able to find the “Define Object Attributes” node from Elefront (I’m a noob):

This is what I’m trying to do:

Thanks for your time!

[M.Tarabishy (Mohamed Eltarabishy)]

Hey Nomuza,

So I believe you have the newer version of Elefront which doesn’t have the same exact component but an equivalent one as shown in the GIF below and GH attached.

You might also be interested in directly baking using the RiR “Graphical Element” component as shown below as well depending on your needs.

RIR_BakeGeometry.gh (12.2 KB)

[nomuza_gunsul]

Thanks Mohamed
When I’m uploading your .gh file I got a warning message saying some R6 Elefront objects are missing

That’s strange since my elefront version is 5.1.5 which is the latest I believe:

However, I ran your .gh file with that error nonetheless, it worked!

One thing I noticed is the imported model is baked as “Floors” layer in Rhino automatically (magically )

Since I’m working for a building company and as an estimator/QS, taking off quantities separately per floor is very important. Is there a way to create separate layers per floor and save each object separately?
Of course the original rvt model has Level information in their properties:

As you can see I’m a real beginner here, even a little hint would be a great help!
Thanks

[Japhy]

HI Nomuza, Elefront 4.3 is not directly compatible with Elefront 5.x

Help Us Help You - Rhino.Inside.Revit Edition

4. Isolating the issue and posting files Revit projects are rarely small & the issues are rarely simple. Its understandable that support files aren’t always readily uploadable, for size or for privacy concerns. That said, here are some recommendations: Isolating the question to a new Revit file with the Revit Version in the File Name, then purge the Revit file several times to reduce size. List your GH plugins needed to review the question, if possible remove all gh plugin components no…

What version of Revit and Rhino are you using?

Here is Elefront 5 & GH compatible with R7

R7 -elefront5-BakeFloorsToLayers.gh (17.9 KB)

Here’s a Rhino 8 version, no plugins. (run in a new Rhino file)

R8-BakeFloorsToLayers.gh (14.1 KB)

Note that you cando the R7 version similar to R8, where its color by Layer instead of by Object like i did in the first attempt.

[nomuza_gunsul]

Japhy
Thanks a lot! Man this is so satisfying

Forgive my silly questions about elefront versions. I got confused by the “R6” which means “Rhino 6” not “elefront revision 6”. I’m using Revit 2024 & Rhino 7.
Can’t wait for R8 to try your second gh file.

I also read the “Help us help you…” posts. I have a short term goal to achieve (some kind of formwork measure from revit model) so I’ll post questions as a separate new topic in forum.
Have a good day!

[AW18]

yes, silly to have a guide with a component that is not available? McNeel can you include gH script for this tutorial?

[Japhy]

Please do not double post.

Revit to rhino guide GH script

Hi AW18, I changed the forum category of your post from ‘mac’ to Rhino.Inside.Revit Since you are using Rhino 8 I would recommend baking with the native components (content cache) which allows more complex workflows. The python bake component is available in the Python scripting guide.