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No input for a view.
Yes, the node description clearly states that the override is applied to the active view.
But where's the logic in that? Why should this node behave differently than the override nodes for categories and filters?
Expected behaviour
The node should have a view input
Like its siblings, the node should live in the View category and should be called View.SetElementOverrides
If that is for some strange reason not desired, please at least make Revit.Filter.OverrideGraphicSettings unwrap to Autodesk.Revit.DB.OverrideGraphicSettings so we can make our own implementations of this functionality.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Dynamo version
1.3.1 stable
Revit version
2017.2.1
Operating system
Windows 7
What did you do?
Used the
Element.OverrideInView
nodeWhat did you expect to see?
An input for a view
What did you see instead?
No input for a view.
Yes, the node description clearly states that the override is applied to the active view.
But where's the logic in that? Why should this node behave differently than the override nodes for categories and filters?
Expected behaviour
View
category and should be calledView.SetElementOverrides
Revit.Filter.OverrideGraphicSettings
unwrap toAutodesk.Revit.DB.OverrideGraphicSettings
so we can make our own implementations of this functionality.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: