Also, we’re not relying on the elementId, but on the longer guid-like internal id… I know that is not unique either but there are fewer chances for duplicates
Could you create a parameter for each of these linked elements that states the internal element id for the linked Revit file they are coming from? Then you could concatenate the two values to create a truly unique value and wouldn’t have to have anything overwrite.
For example:
Internal ID for Wall #1: 67890
Host Model Internal ID for Wall #1: 34567
Internal ID for Wall #2: 67890
Host Model Internal ID for Wall #2 65783
Then, when you need to have unique identifiers, you can concatenate like this 67890-34567 and 67890-65783
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this is the exact problem indeed.
the hash might be an interesting approach, then we can be sure it is unique, hashing based on uniqueId of project + uniqueId of element?
you can see that the roof is not present, and also some other elements.
I have also a question, is possible to merge some Branch of the same Stream in a only one model?
Thanks for the link but unfortunately I’m lost, that’s a lot for my very limited knowledge in programming. I wait if you will develop some features to do it. Thanks Mirko
as said in the post below of the 1st March, I tried your workflow for the link models but I always get some errors.
Do you have some idea to solve this problem?
Hey @mirko.maccarronello can you please try with our latest release (2.13) to see if the bug is resolved?
Otherwise please share with us a sample model and instructions to reproduce it and we’ll investigate
Hi @teocomi , I have tested the latest Revit Connector for linked models.
It’s better than the previous one, but I still have some problems, especially for MEP models when they are linked. I will try to explain it better, if I import an ARC model with a linked MEP model, I have many failed elements, if I import a MEP model with linked an ARC model, I have less failed elements.
Hi @teocomi thanks for your answer. I used the 2.13.3 version.
By importing I mean import into Speckle. My workflow is to import 4 different models (Site, ARC, MEP and FUEL) in Speckle to create a cloud Revit federated model at the place to use ACC Collaborate, and after send this federated model eventually in athor tools as for example PowerBI, Blender etc.
So for the moment I have errors when I send the model from Revit.
I’m interested to test the release 2.14. How I can do it?