The Autodesk.Revit.DB.IConnector interface represents a connector in a Revit model element. Connectors are elements that allow other elements to attach to them, forming a network of interconnected elements.
The IConnector interface has the following properties:
Origin
- Gets the location of the connector in the global coordinate system.CoordinateSystem
- Gets the orientation of the connector.Radius
- Gets the radius of the connector.IsConnected
- Gets a value indicating whether the connector is currently connected to another element.The IConnector interface has the following method:
GetConnectedConnector()
- Gets the connector that the current connector is connected to.Here is an example of how to use the IConnector interface in Revit:
// Get the first connector of a selected element
Connector connector = selectedElement.ConnectorManager.Connectors[0];
// Get the connector that this connector is connected to
Connector connectedConnector = connector.GetConnectedConnector();
// Check if the connector is currently connected to another element
bool isConnected = connector.IsConnected;
In this example, we get the first connector of a selected element using the ConnectorManager property of the element object. We then use the GetConnectedConnector method to get the connector that this connector is connected to. Finally, we check if the connector is currently connected to another element using the IsConnected property.
The Autodesk.Revit.DB.IConnector interface provides a way to access and manipulate connectors in a Revit model element. Connectors are an essential component of creating interconnected elements within a Revit model.