Hi! When I receive a commit from Speckle in Python or Grasshopper, I don’t see Revit Levels there. I can see Grids. Is there any special way to obtain Levels too?
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Hi @artur_tomczak!
not sure you’re looking in the right place, level’s are a child element of each Revit element (i.e. a RevitWall will have a level prop), but there is no flat list of levels in the commit object if that is what you were looking for.
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Yes, I was looking for a list of levels incl. those that don’t have associated elements. I thought that Speckle at least used to send levels as separate elements but only found this screenshot on the forum:
So if I can live without those obsolete levels, the best way to get a list of elements is to parse all received objects, retrieve their levels and then make a set of unique levels found?
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When I export that to Speckle I only get Level 1, since Level 2 is not assigned to any element. Is there a way to export such levels too?
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Hey @artur_tomczak ,
Yes there is. If you want to export Levels, select Project Information from the dropdown menu on Send.
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