Quite a while ago, I listed a bunch of possible approaches to refresh element graphics display.
Here comes a new one to join the gang:
Applying Element Rotation to Adjust and Fix Conduit End
Question: I am creating a series of several conduit elements.
One conduit is in a different size and conduit type.
When I modify the conduit diameters before the elbow is created, one of the conduit ends exceeds the elbow.
The observed result looks like this:
I am expecting it to look like this:
If I remove the code to set the different size and type, and change diameters as usual, then this issue does not appear.
Answer by Paolo Serra: This happened to me as well on pipes and valves.
I fixed this after the fitting creation by applying a call to ElementTransformUtils.Rotate
to the family instance, passing in a zero radians angle.
using( Transaction trans = new Transaction( doc ) ) { trans.Start( "虚假旋转线管" ); var ids = conduits.Select( c => c.Id ).ToList(); var axis = Line.CreateBound( XYZ.Zero, XYZ.BasisX ); ElementTransformUtils.RotateElements( doc, ids, axis, 0 ); trans.Commit(); }