Changes in 2020 vs 2026 7 missing 6 changed
Flip API Versions →Missing in 2020 (only available in 2026)
Create(Document, RebarShapeDefinition, RebarShapeMultiplanarDefinition, RebarStyle, StirrupTieAttachmentType, Int32, RebarHookOrientation, Int32, RebarHookOrientation, Int32, Double, Double, ElementId, ElementId)
Create(Document, RebarShapeDefinition, RebarShapeMultiplanarDefinition, RebarStyle, StirrupTieAttachmentType, Int32, RebarShapeTerminationsData)
GetHookRotationAngle(Int32)
GetTerminationsData
IsSameShapeIgnoringTerminations(RebarShape)
RebarShapeMatchesCurvesAndTerminationsData(RebarShape, RebarBarType, XYZ, IList<Curve>, RebarShapeTerminationsData)
SetHookRotationAngle(Double, Int32)
Changed members
RebarShape.Create(Document, RebarShapeDefinition, RebarShapeMultiplanarDefinition, RebarStyle, StirrupTieAttachmentType, Int32, RebarHookOrientation, Int32, RebarHookOrientation, Int32)
Became obsolete in 2026: This method is deprecated in Revit 2026 and may be removed in a later version of Revit. Please use RebarShape.Create(Document doc, RebarShapeDefinition definition, RebarShapeMultiplanarDefinition multiplanarDefinition, RebarStyle style, StirrupTieAttachmentType attachmentType, int higherEnd, RebarShapeTerminationsData rebarShapeTerminationsData) instead
| doc | Document | A document to contain the RebarShape. |
| definition | RebarShapeDefinition | The definition of the rebar shape, as a set of curves in a plane driven by parameters. |
| multiplanarDefinition | RebarShapeMultiplanarDefinition | If not null, the created RebarShape will be a 3D shape. The shape is built out of the planar RebarShapeDefinition, with additional out-of-plane segments defined by the RebarShapeMultiplanarDefinition object. Not supported in conjunction with RebarShapeDefinitionByArc of type Spiral or LappedCircle. |
| style | RebarStyle | Whether the shape is to be used as a standard bar or a stirrup/tie. |
| attachmentType | StirrupTieAttachmentType | When the style is stirrup/tie, specify whether it will attach to the interior of cover (cover is measured to the stirrups), or to the exterior of cover (cover is measured to the standard bars). Ignored when the style is Standard. |
| startHookAngle | Int32 | The start hook angle, expressed as an integral number of degrees. If 0, the shape will have no start hook. Common values are 0, 90, 135, and 180. |
| startHookOrientation | RebarHookOrientation | The orientation of the start hook. Ignored when startHookAngle is 0. |
| endHookAngle | Int32 | The end hook angle, expressed as an integral number of degrees. If 0, the shape will have no end hook. Common values are 0, 90, 135, and 180. |
| endHookOrientation | RebarHookOrientation | The orientation of the end hook. Ignored when endHookAngle is 0. |
| higherEnd | Int32 | When the rebar crosses itself, one end will be "lifted" to avoid self-intersection. Specify which end should be lifted: 0 for start, 1 for end. |
| → returns | RebarShape | A new RebarShape instance. |
RebarShape.GetDefaultHookAngle(Int32, Int32)
Became obsolete in 2026: This method is deprecated in Revit 2026 and may be removed in a later version of Revit. Please use RebarShape.GetTerminationsData().HookAngleAtStart or RebarShape.GetTerminationsData().HookAngleAtEnd instead.
| end | Int32 | 0 for the starting hook, 1 for the ending hook. |
| index | Int32 | 0 for the starting hook, 1 for the ending hook. |
| → returns | Int32 | Int32 |
RebarShape.GetDefaultHookOrientation(Int32, Int32)
Became obsolete in 2026: This method is deprecated in Revit 2026 and may be removed in a later version of Revit. Please use RebarShape.GetTerminationsData().TerminationOrientationAtStart or RebarShape.GetTerminationsData().TerminationOrientationAtEnd instead.
| end | Int32 | 0 for the termination at start, 1 for the termination at end. |
| index | Int32 | 0 for the starting hook, 1 for the ending hook. |
| → returns | RebarHookOrientation | Returns the termination's orientation. The orientation it's the same for both hook and crank. |
RebarShape.GetEndTreatmentTypeId(Int32, Int32)
Became obsolete in 2026: This method is deprecated in Revit 2026 and may be removed in a later version of Revit. Please use RebarShape.GetTerminationsData().EndTreatmentTypeIdAtStart or RebarShape.GetTerminationsData().EndTreatmentTypeIdAtEnd instead.
| end | Int32 | 0 for the start end treatment, 1 for the end end treatment. |
| iEnd | Int32 | |
| → returns | ElementId | Returns the id of an EndTreatmentType, or invalidElementId if the rebar shape has no end treatment at the specified end. |
RebarShape.IsSameShapeIgnoringHooks(RebarShape)
Became obsolete in 2026: This method is deprecated in Revit 2026 and may be removed in a later version of Revit. Please use RebarShape.IsSameShapeIgnoringTerminations instead.
| otherShape | RebarShape | Another shape to be compared to this one. |
| → returns | Boolean | True if the shape definitions match, false otherwise. |
RebarShape.SetEndTreatmentTypeId(ElementId, Int32, ElementId, Int32)
Became obsolete in 2026: This method is deprecated in Revit 2026 and may be removed in a later version of Revit. Please create a new shape using RebarShape.Create(Document doc, RebarShapeDefinition definition, RebarShapeMultiplanarDefinition multiplanarDefinition, RebarStyle style, StirrupTieAttachmentType attachmentType, int higherEnd, RebarShapeTerminationsData rebarShapeTerminationsData) instead.
| endTreatmentId | ElementId | The id of an EndTreatmentType element, or invalidElementId if the rebar shape should have no end treatment at the specified end. |
| end | Int32 | 0 for the start end treatment, 1 for the end end treatment. |
| treatmenetId | ElementId | |
| iEnd | Int32 |