It's been quite a long time for me using Revit.

When I started to use it, I always had a question that why I can't separate walls and floors from multiple layers in Revit.

Because, as an architect, I wanted to use singular compounded wall or floor families for schematic design, then change them as separated ones for D.D and C.D phase.

After start using Dynamo, I just thought it could be possible. So I tried to create a code for the job. I'm not sure it's as useful as my thought. but worth to try.

After created the code for Walls above, I created another code for Floors here.

It was a little more complicated than Wall case, but it was possible as well.

The dyn includes a python code I wrote which returns multiple polycurves from not organized list of curves for them as below image.

This article was originally published on Enjoy Revit and has been republished here with permission.

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