From the course: Advanced Revit and Dynamo for Interior Design
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Room boundary lines
From the course: Advanced Revit and Dynamo for Interior Design
Room boundary lines
- [Instructor] Finding the correct location to place a corner guard around a room is easier than you may think. Looking at the circles on the diagram on the left, these are locations where we'd like to place corner guards. By taking the room boundary we can look at the line of each line segment around the room. We can compare the first line to the second line to find the angle between the two lines. Angles of less than 270 degrees don't need a corner guard. Angles greater than, are angles that do receive a corner guard because it's an outside angle. We use Dynamo to look at all the lines around the room, find out the angle of each intersection and determine whether or not we want to place a corner guard at that angle. To open Dynamo from the Manage tab and click New to start a new workspace. I'm going to add the ProcessRoomBoundaries node that we made earlier. Right click and search for the Select Model Element node. I'll wire the Element output to the Room input on the Room Process…
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