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Trace curtain panel boundaries

Trace curtain panel boundaries - Dynamo Studio Tutorial

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Trace curtain panel boundaries

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- [Instructor] So the next step in building our graph is to trace the outline boundary of the curtainPanels that we have in our selection so that we can process that moving forward. Now, what I've got here is I closed everything, I didn't save, and I reopened the Revit file, the original version of it, and then, I've got a modified version of the Dynamo graph here. This one is cleaned up a little bit and includes both the selection of the Red panels and then converting those to or swapping those out with the Empty system panels. Now, in the final version of our graph, this is the part we're going to keep. But, for right now, what I'd like you to do is disconnect the element right there so that we're only going to grab the Red system panels for now, but we're not going to replace them with Empty panels yet. The reason for that is, if we replace them right away with Empty panels, the next time we run the graph, it won't find any Red panels, and the whole thing will fail. So, let's keep…

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