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in an ifc file in revit. if you are following this blog closely, you might guess that this is related to the room boundary csv exporter project that i recently discussed. for this exploration, i installed and used revitpythonshell. here are the detailed steps – importing ifc zones into revit – installing and using revitpythonshell – programmatically accessing ifc zones in revit.. read more → stackoverflow, a new forge blog and a request for feedback on the keynote manager beta – retrieving a wall type for creating a wall – cad becker forge blog – pyrevit keynote manager beta.. read more → csv export of room boundaries for a forge bim surface clas*ification tool. ali asad presented a new visual studio wpf mvvm revit add-in template – export room boundaries to csv for forge surface clas*ification – visual studio wpf mvvm revit add-in template.. learning challenge on how to get the bounding box from a revit element and determine its centre – cyril's python hvac blog – rotating elements around their centre in python – retrieve element and bounding box from picked reference – use location point instead of how to access the line weight for dimension lines – i want to programmatically access a dimension line's line weight.. read more element fundamental concepts, and an exception handler required for a custom exporter – revit api versus dynamo for revit – dynamo 2.0.x versus 1.3.3 – difference between familysymbol and elementtype – custom exporter execute may throw – turned on git lfs.. read more highlighting – retrieve rebars attached to structural element – installing the .net framework 4.7 for revit 2019.1 add-ins – originally raised a 3d intersection task. reducing it to 2d makes it much more tractable – 3d solid extrusion creation and intersection task – 2d area intersection task – jack's sample and description – soffit subdivision sample code – cleanup and github previous discussions on 3d booleans, cutting and joining elements; intersecting with elements in a linked file is even more challenging.