Break lines are part of the stairs, which was controlled by the cut plane of the view range setting of your floor plan. Otherwise you can load the break line family from your Revit family folder\Detail Items\Div01 General\ I think.
Hi Bin, What does the '1..360..1' code you typed into Dynamo mean? What does 1 represent? What does 360 mean? I'm trying to understand how I should use this topic in other examples. So it would be great if you upload a video explaining why we use the codes we use.
It means to create a list of numbers, starting from 1 and end with 360, with the difference of 1 between the numbers. I’m not good at explain this. Hope you understand. :)
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Thanks Bin He, it is perfect, dynamo was so helpful
Bin tuto about diferent break lines on stairs will be great
Break lines are part of the stairs, which was controlled by the cut plane of the view range setting of your floor plan. Otherwise you can load the break line family from your Revit family folder\Detail Items\Div01 General\ I think.
Sorry, it is actually not part of the stars, but a system family. You can select it and have a play with the setting, which is very straightforward.
Hi Bin,
What does the '1..360..1' code you typed into Dynamo mean?
What does 1 represent? What does 360 mean? I'm trying to understand how I should use this topic in other examples.
So it would be great if you upload a video explaining why we use the codes we use.
It means to create a list of numbers, starting from 1 and end with 360, with the difference of 1 between the numbers. I’m not good at explain this. Hope you understand. :)