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

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Joining or cutting elements in Revit can be a very tedious and time consuming task. It can be done really fast and super easy using Dynamo in a script that consist of less than 10 nodes!

Learn how to safe time in Revit by joining multiple elements in seconds.
I used Revit 2023 in this tutorial.

Read the blog post and download script here

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[mmediajo]

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.

[calebsim]

Hi! Cool script!
I'm trying to cut (or join) a large floor with multiple walls, but I’m unable to select any walls when I attempt it. The tool only allows me to select other elements like doors. Is there a way to make this work for walls?

[amitanand]

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

[KEApeatse]

Can you write one to Switch Join Order?

[DannyGartside]

Unfortunately i can't get this to work...I've trying to cut lots of generic models, penetrations through a slab...any ideas as to why it won't run...

[JunaidKhan-btzn]

Can't access the websites to download the script

[baiqshafasalsabil]

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