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Codigo Python

This Python script imports several Revit API modules and defines a function to select faces from the current Revit document. It picks face elements from the user selection, gets the geometry from each face, optionally transforms it based on the element type, tags it with the reference, and adds it to a list to be output.

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Codigo Python

This Python script imports several Revit API modules and defines a function to select faces from the current Revit document. It picks face elements from the user selection, gets the geometry from each face, optionally transforms it based on the element type, tags it with the reference, and adds it to a list to be output.

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import 

clr

[Link]("RevitAPIUI")
from  [Link] import *

[Link]("RevitServices")
import RevitServices
from [Link] import DocumentManager
doc = [Link]
uidoc=[Link]

[Link]("RevitNodes")
import Revit
[Link]([Link])
[Link]([Link])

[Link]('RevitAPI')
from [Link] import *

def output1(x):
    if len(x) == 1: return x[0]
    else : return x

surfaces, gpoints = [], []


sel1 = [Link]
ot1 = [Link]
ref_list = [Link](ot1, "Pick Faces")
for ref in ref_list:
    el1 = [Link]([Link])
    sf0 = [Link](ref)
    if isinstance(el1, FamilyInstance):
        tf1 = [Link]().ToCoordinateSystem()
        sf1 = [Link](ref, tf1)
    else:
        sf1 = [Link](True)
    for i in sf1: [Link]("RevitFaceReference", ref)
    [Link](output1(sf1) )

OUT = output1(surfaces)

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