Revit/Dynamo/Python Tutorial – Auto join concrete elements

In this 25 minute tutorial, you learn the advanced skills to join and work with in-situ (cast-in-place) concrete. Also you see how to work with Dynamo and create your own Python script to switch join order. For more information check out my blog:

[archmrashed]

This is the most useful revit tutorial I've seen so far. Thanks buddy

[cheme]

hi, excelent tutorial you really helped me. just one thing, when choosing the join order, there is a "SetGeometryJoinOrder" and it works just fine. in case you didn´t see it i am letting you know. it worked for me, idk if you didn´t opted to use for any other specific reason. other than that amazing work. thanks

[danjohnson]

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing that. Was wondering if this at all possible to do with Revit 2020. I tried it and on the surface the node does not work. The last nodes "Element.JoinGeometry", "Element.AreJoined" and "Element.UnjoinAllGeometry" are unresolved. Any tips?

[joumanayasser]

this is great, but does the boilerplate code applicable to all versions of revit and dynamo ? i use revit 2018 with dynamo 2.0.4 and i saw in the third line - sys.path.append('C:\Program Files (x86)\IronPython 2.7\Lib'
my pc is x64 does it make a different ?

[joumanayasser]

i need to get in contact with you please to ask for something in the script is there an email for you ?