Align the part by its insertion point to a point and rotation on a straight. This will automatically size and connect the part being cut into, if possible.
Namespace: Autodesk.Revit.DB
Assembly: RevitAPI (in RevitAPI.dll) Version: 26.2.0.0 (26.2.0.0)
Syntax
C#
public static bool AlignPartByInsertionPointAndCutInToStraight( Document document, ElementId straightId, ElementId partId, XYZ position, double rotation, double slope, bool flip )
Parameters
- document Document
- The document.
- straightId ElementId
- The element identifier of the straight to be cut in to.
- partId ElementId
- The element identifier of the part to align and cut in with.
- position XYZ
- The position to move the parts insertion point to.
- rotation Double
- The rotation in radians.
- slope Double
- The slope value to flex to match if possible in fractional units (eg.1/50). Positive values are up, negative are down. Slopes can only be applied to fittings, whilst straights will inherit the slope from the piece it is connecting to.
- flip Boolean
- Flip the part to allow for flow direction.
Return Value
BooleanTrue if the alignment succeeds, false otherwise.
Exceptions
| Exception | Condition |
|---|---|
| ArgumentException | The element is not a fabrication part. -or- Not all of the fabrication part's connectors are open. -or- The part is not a straight. -or- The fabrication parts do not have matching domain types. -or- The position is not on the straight. |
| ArgumentNullException | A non-optional argument was null |
| InvalidOperationException | Failed to align the part to the straight to cut in to. |