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August 24, 2012

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Jeremy, regarding the journal path, I think the application object now has the path to the currently running journal.

Jeremy i tried to do thing which i think it is easy but it is not available on internet,i need a plugin that convert all reference plane in the view into walls, could you do this for me please ,
Thanks in advance

Hi Jeremy. Matt is correct. In Revit 2013 API we can do something like this:
Dim journalLoc As String = formdoc.Application.RecordingJournalFilename

Cheers
Phillip

Dear Matt and Phillip,

Many thanks for pointing that out. How silly of me to forget.

Cheers, Jeremy.

Dear Ahmed,

Nope, I certainly cannot do this for you.

My job here is not to do things for you, but to support you in achieving it yourself.

This blog includes numerous examples of creating walls, and also on accessing the data of the reference planes. All you need to do is read the reference plane data and feed it into the static Wall.Create method.

Cheers, Jeremy.

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