Dan Rumery

Hi @alexberd Does this happen with any file and script you use or after certain types of Dynamo operations? The difficulty of handling this scenario is that I believe the...

@alexberd Potentially yes, however the issue here is that the process that creates the "stopped working" dialog is not associated with the Revit process that crashed. I wonder if there...

**[EDIT: to others reading this thread, as it stands RBP requires that you use a Dynamo node from one of the popular packages for Save/Sync in your Dynamo scripts] For...

**[EDIT: to others reading this thread, as it stands RBP requires that you use a Dynamo node from one of the popular packages for Save/Sync in your Dynamo scripts] For...

@dhanjeetsah Hi Dhanjeet The error message looks like it's happening when you use FilteredElementCollector(doc). Is your script setup correctly? Can you send me the python script you're trying to use?...

@dhanjeetsah It's also possible the error is happening in the Dynamo script... it's definitely related to a missing (active) document. It depends on the script details.

@dhanjeetsah I will do some testing with your sample. You are correct that this python script does not open the Revit document in the Revit UI unlike when using a...

@dhanjeetsah Ok so you are right, the Dynamo script expects a visible Document in the UI. So there are two solutions: 1) Instead of using the python script, use the...

Closing this issue because Save/SaveAs functionality is available in Dynamo and in Python, so it's straightforward for the task script to take care of that.

@superglenn Agree it would be handy to have a save / sync option built into RBP's options. Not sure just yet when I'll have time to work on that but...