RiR Sub Element Roof Crease Lines

Rhino.Inside Revit
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Hello,

I am building a roof using Rhino. I made sure all faces were planar before reconstructing the the roof in Revit. I am getting what seem to be ‘ghost’ creases that are not actually defining any geometry. I have tried resetting the geometry, updating the points in revit, and creating a new roof. Having the lines are not make or break but I wanted to understand if there were a ‘bullet proof’ way of resolving them.

I have attached the script I am using with internalized data.

Brep to Sub Element Roof.gh (64.4 KB)

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Hi Parker,

What version of Rhino & Revit are you targeting?

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Hi @Japhy ,

Thanks for your response.

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Thanks,

Can you internalize the geometry to avoid the plugins? Thanks!

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This should take care of the plugins.

Brep to Sub Element Roof.gh (56.8 KB)

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There are slight errors in your points elevations.

Type units into your Rhino command line and set the distance display all the way up.

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Take measurements where things should be flat and you will see that they are a little off, which creates the extra creases.

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Thanks Japhy,

Thanks for catching this!

I was using the planar surface tool as a way of checking that the points were all at the correct height (in plane). I guess there is a tolerance for what rhino considers to be a planar curve?

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They are slight variations, so most likely below the Absolute Tolerance or Display Precision, or using a text panel to view which will mess with floating point numbers like these.

SetPT is a quick way to get them back square.