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Wall.ByCurveAndHeight doing different things on subsequent runs #1029
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@andrewheumann I can't get this to reproduce on my machine. Can you send me your script? |
I can reproduce this one consistently with the attached DYN/RVT. on first run, drops to level - modify the offset of one of the four walls, re-run and everything re-generates w/ an offset. |
@andrewheumann Whoa, something very weird going on. OK, thanks, I can repro something similar to what you are showing with the rvt file you sent and a script I made. We'll take a look. |
Tracking internally as MAGN-10241 |
Scheduled for 1.3 release fix |
@kronz was this addressed in 1.3 release? |
@andrewheumann @ksobon Hmm, no, looks like this didn't make the cut. keeping open |
If this issue is not a bug report or improvement request, please check the Dynamo forum, and start a thread there to discuss your issue.
Dynamo version
1.0
Revit version
2016
Operating system
Windows 7
What did you do?
Placed walls by curve and height and level once, and edited the base offset of one wall.
What did you expect to see?
nothing strange
What did you see instead?
At the first run, all walls sat directly on the level (as expected). Then, I made a modification to the base offset parameter of ONE of the walls. Then, on second run, ALL the walls jumped up to the elevation of the curve from which they were generated, without any change to their base offset parameter. See screen capture here: http://www.screencast.com/t/7VEl5B33C5mw
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