Revit - how to join / cut multiple elements fast. Easy Dynamo Script | revituni.com

[@arianto2322-Ariastri]

Thanks ☺

[@revituniversity]

If you liked the tutorial I created please leave a 👍and Subscribe to my channel. It will give me a big motivation to create new Here is a link for the entire Revit Family Course: bit.ly/3VEOxWx

[@amitanand1481]

can help with a script to split all walls and floors in a model using line. All elements will split and separated by lines.

[@mmedia007jo]

This is amazing!! I do however have families with a nested void family which it won't work with. Is there a work around for that? My family is an insulation tie for a precast panel.

[@JunaidKhan-bt5zn]

Can't access the websites to download the script

[@revituniversity]

I have change the domain sorry, Here is a link revituni.com/dynamo/how-to-join-cut-multiple-elements-super-fast-in-revit-very-easy-dynamo-script-that-safes-hours/

[@HtetsandiSoe-g6o]

can`t download the script

[@baiqshafasalsabil9811]

Hei Im currently working on a bridge model using revit. When I try to join girder (structural framing) and slab (generic floor) using revit's join default command, the error say 'cant cut joined elements'. Since we have the same geometry (structural framing and floor) and you succeeded using join command, maybe you can help enlighten me what might be the problem is? Thank you in advance

[@revituniversity]

Hey. There might be a couple issues there. Usually if you want to create a cutout in a floor with beam you use join command instead of cut. I know this is counter intuitive but most beams, the default one you have in your autodesk folder work like that. The other thing is that beam behaviour will differ depending on the setting Material Behaviour. For example concrete beam will join automatically, precast beams won't. I will try to record something soon about it.

[@baiqshafasalsabil9811]

@@revituniversity Thank you for your reply

[@revituniversity]

Hey. Here is a video. Maybe it will help kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJKlhX6pg9t-gNE