HOW TO BULK ASSIGN WORKSETS USING DYNAMO PART 2

[@TheDaventry]

Great Script by the way. Fantastic

[@oliviercfrimex3981]

Hi Alberto, Thank you very much for this and Part 1. very helpful!! Iv only got one problem, How do you filter e.g. an electrical fixture with the same family name and type name onto two different floorplans. Right now im using a light workset for 3 floor plans, 2 of the floor plans need to only see the lights the last floor plan needs to only see a selection of electrical fixtures. is there a way to filter on power code? and if possible on power code contains? Because then I can add a code e.g. (FXFeest) to the electrical fixtures power code name that needs to be shown on a different floor plan. Hope my discription of my problem is clear. Thank you in advance, and look forward to your repley

[@nebojsajeremic3797]

Hi Alberto, nice script but I can't find what is last node ... Output: Workset ... ?

[@TheDaventry]

Window in general are exterior elements however in many instances there are interior walls that host windows, a nursery in a hospital for example. Is there a way to assign the workset of windows based on their host function. or do I need to add the function parameter to my windows. I am not sure that OOTB windows have the Function paramete.

[@matthewhudson9445]

Hi Alberto, thank you for posting your videos, they have helped me a lot. I have created many worksets using the Excel method. An instance parameter applied to every model object in my project has exactly the same value assigned as the workset names imported. Can you please advise if there is a way to assign every object in my project to the correct workset based on the value in the particular instance parameter matching exactly the workset name?

[@BIMLounge]

Hey Matthew, I appreciate your comment. I'm very glad my video helped you. I believe there is way to do what you are thinking. I'd like to look into it. If you are still looking for a solution you can send me an email and I will share my findings with you. [e-mail]

[@carmineaucello3246]

Well done Alberto, I've really enjoyed the turorials. I've got a question: I've tried to copy what you have done but I can't understand why the "Function" + "Number" + "EqualTo" doesn't work to me. Is there anything I may have missed when linking the wall function's numbering? Is this automatically going to be 0 for Interior or is there anything we need to make dynamo aware of? Thanks for your help.

[@BIMLounge]

Hi Carmine, thanks for the feedback, glad they helped. Let me look into this and I'll get back to you soon.

[@BIMLounge]

You say it didn't work for you. Did it give you an error/warning? The node should work as it simply filters out the elements by function. If you hover over the "Filter Method" input, it should give you all the options that the nodes expects. In this case I chose "Equal to".

[@BIMLounge]

Also the function numbers are assigned based on the list in the note that is shown in the script. 0 will always be Interior and so on. 0 Interior 1 Exterior 2 Foundation 3 Retaining 4 Soffit 5 Core-shaft

[@carmineaucello3246]

@@BIMLounge Hi Alberto the note you mention is it mandatory to write in dynamo? I thought it was just a text to help you reminding the numbers. isn't? Otherwise, how can I write this note? I'm am a beginner so sorry to ask basic questions.

[@carmineaucello3246]

@@BIMLounge Yes I have the warning: "Warning: Element.SetParameterByName operation failed. The parameter is read-only." I've tried to investigate on this warning but I haven't managed to find something similar to our script case. Do you know anything about it? I completely copied the script from yours. However, I see the elements are listed under the right group of import (Interior, exterior, etc...) but either the wall/floor labelled as "interior" or "exterior" seem to fail on displaying within the right workset. Also, I realised that workset 01-Interio doesn't work at all. Any clue? Sorry about that. But I am just a beginner.