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SiteSubRegion.Create(Document, IList<CurveLoop>, ElementId)
Became obsolete in 2027: This method is deprecated in Revit 2024 with the introduction of the new Toposolid elements. It is recommended that Toposolid elements should be used in place of TopographySurface elements.
document Document The document to be modified.
curveLoops IList<CurveLoop> The boundary of the subregion.
hostTopoSurfaceId ElementId The element id of a TopographySurface assigned to be a host of new created SiteSubRegion.
→ returns SiteSubRegion The new SubRegion surface.
SiteSubRegion.Create(Document, IList<CurveLoop>, ElementId)
Became obsolete in 2027: This method is deprecated in Revit 2024 with the introduction of the new Toposolid elements. It is recommended that Toposolid elements should be used in place of TopographySurface elements.
document Document The document to be modified.
curveLoops IList<CurveLoop> The boundary of the subregion.
hostTopoSurfaceId ElementId The element id of a TopographySurface assigned to be a host of new created SiteSubRegion.
→ returns SiteSubRegion The new SubRegion surface.
SiteSubRegion.Create(Document, IList<CurveLoop>, ElementId)
Became obsolete in 2027: This method is deprecated in Revit 2024 with the introduction of the new Toposolid elements. It is recommended that Toposolid elements should be used in place of TopographySurface elements.
document Document The document to be modified.
curveLoops IList<CurveLoop> The boundary of the subregion.
hostTopoSurfaceId ElementId The element id of a TopographySurface assigned to be a host of new created SiteSubRegion.
→ returns SiteSubRegion The new SubRegion surface.
SiteSubRegion.Create(Document, IList<CurveLoop>, ElementId)
Became obsolete in 2027: This method is deprecated in Revit 2024 with the introduction of the new Toposolid elements. It is recommended that Toposolid elements should be used in place of TopographySurface elements.
document Document The document to be modified.
curveLoops IList<CurveLoop> The boundary of the subregion.
hostTopoSurfaceId ElementId The element id of a TopographySurface assigned to be a host of new created SiteSubRegion.
→ returns SiteSubRegion The new SubRegion surface.
SiteSubRegion.Create(Document, IList<CurveLoop>, ElementId)
Obsolete in both versions: This method is deprecated in Revit 2024 with the introduction of the new Toposolid elements. It is recommended that Toposolid elements should be used in place of TopographySurface elements.
document Document The document to be modified.
curveLoops IList<CurveLoop> The boundary of the subregion.
hostTopoSurfaceId ElementId The element id of a TopographySurface assigned to be a host of new created SiteSubRegion.
→ returns SiteSubRegion The new SubRegion surface.
SiteSubRegion.Create(Document, IList<CurveLoop>, ElementId)
Obsolete in both versions: This method is deprecated in Revit 2024 with the introduction of the new Toposolid elements. It is recommended that Toposolid elements should be used in place of TopographySurface elements.
document Document The document to be modified.
curveLoops IList<CurveLoop> The boundary of the subregion.
hostTopoSurfaceId ElementId The element id of a TopographySurface assigned to be a host of new created SiteSubRegion.
→ returns SiteSubRegion The new SubRegion surface.
SiteSubRegion.Create(Document, IList<CurveLoop>, ElementId)
Obsolete in both versions: This method is deprecated in Revit 2024 with the introduction of the new Toposolid elements. It is recommended that Toposolid elements should be used in place of TopographySurface elements.
document Document The document to be modified.
curveLoops IList<CurveLoop> The boundary of the subregion.
hostTopoSurfaceId ElementId The element id of a TopographySurface assigned to be a host of new created SiteSubRegion.
→ returns SiteSubRegion The new SubRegion surface.
SiteSubRegion.Create(Document, IList<CurveLoop>, ElementId)
Obsolete in both versions: This method is deprecated in Revit 2024 with the introduction of the new Toposolid elements. It is recommended that Toposolid elements should be used in place of TopographySurface elements.
document Document The document to be modified.
curveLoops IList<CurveLoop> The boundary of the subregion.
hostTopoSurfaceId ElementId The element id of a TopographySurface assigned to be a host of new created SiteSubRegion.
→ returns SiteSubRegion The new SubRegion surface.