Dynamo Hierarchy: Rhythm>Revit>Elements>ViewSection>ViewSection.OverrideCrop
Description:
This node will override the crop region of the given section view based on the pen weight provided. Slower but more reliable version that uses transaction rollback to isolated the crop region element.
Inputs:
viewSection : Element
lineweight : int
Outputs:
viewSection : Element
Dynamo Hierarchy: Rhythm>Revit>Elements>ViewPlan>ViewPlan.Rotate
Description:
This node will attempt to rotate the plan view into 3d. Use at your own risk! Built as a proof of concept based on a tweet from Luke Johnson.
Inputs:
viewPlan: Element
rotationLine : Curve
inputAngle : double
Outputs:
cropBox: BoundingBoxXYZ
Dynamo Hierarchy: Rhythm>Revit>Elements>ViewPlan>ViewPlan.GetCropBox
Description:
This node will get the bounds of the view in paper space (in feet).
Inputs:
viewPlan: Element
Outputs:
cropBox: BoundingBoxXYZ
cropBoxCurves: Curve
Dynamo Hierarchy: Rhythm>Revit>Elements>View3D>View3D.SetSectionBox
Description:
This node will set the given 3D view’s section box given a bounding box.
Inputs:
view3D: Element
bBox : BoundingBox
Outputs:
success: Element
failed : Element
Dynamo Hierarchy: Rhythm>Revit>Elements>View>View.SetElementProjectionLineweight
Description:
This node will override the given element’s lineweight in the given view. Useful for annotation.
Inputs:
view: View
element : Element
lineweight: int
Outputs:
element: Element
Dynamo Hierarchy: Rhythm>Revit>Elements>View>View.GetFilterVisibility
Description:
This node will supply the visibility of the given filter in the given view.
Inputs:
view: View
viewFilter : View Filter
Outputs:
bool: Boolean
Dynamo Hierarchy: Rhythm>Revit>Elements>View>View.GetCropRegionElement
Description:
This node will obtain the crop region element from the given view.
Inputs:
view: View
Outputs:
cropRegionElement: UnknownElement
Obtains the space tag’s host space.
Source: http://sixtysecondrevit.blogspot.com/2016/06/revit-space-and-room-tag-host-with.html
THIS NODE HAS BEEN REPLACE WITH THE FOLLOWING:
This node retrieves the view family type in a project by the name, (if it exists).
The question of where a custom node comes from comes up on the forums pretty often, so I figured it was time for a solution. Well thanks to dynamonodes.com we now have an index for most packages available on the package manager.
https://screencast.autodesk.com/Embed/Timeline/4562c4e0-e882-4a6a-83b8-09a0f8d5ecdd
Source: http://sixtysecondrevit.blogspot.com/2016/05/dynamobim-what-node.html
*Edit – I went ahead and published this as its own package as well to enable easier location of this node.
Dynamo Nodes 