Returns true if the properties CreatedPhaseId and DemolishedPhaseId can be modified for this Element.

Checks if a presentation mode can be applied for this rebar in the given view.

Indicates if the element can be hidden in the view.

Identifies if the element can be locked.

Checks if given subelement can be removed from the element.

Indicates whether the Element can have an Analytical Model.

Identifies if the element can have a type assigned.

Checks if the first or last bar in rebar set can be hidden in the given view.

Checks if the specified RebarHookType id is of a valid RebarHookType for the Rebar's RebarBarType

Changes the type of the element.

Sets the presentation mode for this rebar set to the default (either for a single view, or for all views).

Compute the driving curves.

For ShapeDriven Rebar: returns true, if the Rebar element's external constraints are available for editing using the RebarConstraintsManager class. Examples of where this method would return false are: Rebar in Groups (which do not have constraints), or legacy, sketch-based Rebar elements created before the introduction of RebarShape families in version 2009.

For FreeForm rebar: constraints can be edited if there is a valid external server Guid assigned to that Rebar

Checks that all arcs in the chain of curves have radii that are not less than minimum bend radius for bar type and style

Creates a free form rebar that can have constraints.

Creates a free form rebar that will be unconstrained. Constraints can't be added later to this rebar.

Creates a free form rebar that will be unconstrained. Constraints can't be added later to this rebar.

Creates a new instance of a shape driven Rebar element within the project.

Creates a new instance of a shape driven Rebar element within the project. The instance will have the default shape parameters from the RebarShape. If the RebarShapeDefinesHooks flag in ReinforcementSettings has been set to true, then both the curves and hooks must match the RebarShape definition. Otherwise, the hooks can be different than the defaults specified in the RebarShape

Creates a new shape driven Rebar, as an instance of a RebarShape. The instance will have the default shape parameters from the RebarShape, and its location is based on the bounding box of the shape in the shape definition. Hooks are removed from the shape before computing its bounding box. If appropriate hooks can be found in the document, they will be assigned arbitrarily.

Deletes the existing entity created by %schema% in the element

Removes a subelement from the element.

Removes the subelements from the element.

Checks whether a bar exists at the specified position.

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object .

Determines if there is a matching RebarPresentationMode for the current set of selected hidden and unhidden bars assigned to the given view.

Retrieves writeable Analytical Model for Element.

Retrieves the Element Id of the Analytical Model Element for this Element.

Return a transform representing the relative position of any individual bar in the set.

Gets the RebarBendData, containing bar and hook information, of the instance.

A chain of curves representing the centerline of the rebar.

Get the id of the Rebar Coupler that is applied to the rebar at the specified end.

Get all elements that, from a logical point of view, are the children of this Element.

The distribution path of a rebar set.

Get the id of the EndTreatmentType to be applied to the rebar.

Returns the existing entity corresponding to the Schema if it has been saved in the Element, or an invalid entity otherwise.

Returns the Schema guids of any Entities stored in this element.

Gets information pertaining to the external file referenced by the element.

Gets the ExternalResourceReference associated with a specified external resource type.

Gets the full map of the external resource references referenced by the element.

Returns an interface providing access to free-form properties and methods for this Rebar element.

Generates full geometry for the Rebar for a specific view.

Returns the ids of the element(s) that generated the input geometry object.

Retrieve one geometric primitive contained in the element given a reference.

Serves as a hash function for a particular type.

Returns the orientation of the hook plane at the start or at the end of the rebar with respect to the orientation of the first or the last curve and the plane normal.

Get the id of the RebarHookType to be applied to the rebar.

The element that contains the rebar.

Gets the area of the material with the given id.

Gets the element ids of all materials present in the element.

Gets the volume of the material with the given id.

Provides the link instance IDs when the element is monitoring.

Provides the local element IDs when the element is monitoring.

Gets the parameters associated to the element in order.

Returns a FormatOptions override for the element Parameter, or a default FormatOptions if no override exists.

Retrieves the parameters from the element via the given name.

Get the parameter value for a bar at the specified index. The parameter Id. The bar index in the rebar distribution. Accepts only values between 0 and NumberOfBarPositions-1. The ParameterValue for given parameterId and barPositionIndex. Throws exception if barPositionIndex is outside boundaries.

Gets the status of a given element in the input phase

Gets the presentation mode for this rebar set when displayed in the given view.

Returns an object for managing the external constraints on the Rebar element

Returns an object for managing reinforcement rounding override settings.

Returns an interface providing access to shape-driven properties and methods for this Rebar element.

Returns the id of the RebarShape element that defines the shape of the rebar.

Returns the collection of element subelements.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Returns the identifier of this element's type.

Obtains a set of types that are valid for this element.

Returns true if this Element has the properties CreatedPhaseId and DemolishedPhaseId.

Identifies if this Rebar has overridden default presentation settings for the given view.

Checks that the hook angle of the specified RebarHookType matches the hook angle used in the Rebar's RebarShape at the specified end of the bar.

Identifies if a given bar in this rebar set is hidden in this view.

Determines whether this Element represents an external file.

Identifies if the element has been permanently hidden in the view.

Indicate whether an element is monitoring any elements in any linked models.

Indicate whether an element is monitoring other local elements.

Returns true if createdPhaseId is an allowed value for the property CreatedPhaseId in this Element.

Returns true if demolishedPhaseId is an allowed value for the property DemolishedPhaseId in this Element.

Returns true if the rebar is free form and false if shape driven.

Identifies if this Rebar is shown as a cross-section in the given view.

Returns true if the rebar is shape driven and false if free form.

Checks if this rebar element is shown solidly in a 3D view.

Checks if this rebar element is shown unobscured in a view.

Checks if given type is valid for this element.

Attempts to find a parameter on the element which has the given name.

Checks if rebarShape matches curves and hooks. If the RebarShapeDefinesHooks flag in ReinforcementSettings has been set to false, then this method will only check the curves argument, and will ignore the hook information.

Determines whether this Element uses external resources associated with a specified external resource type.

Determines whether this Element uses external resources.

Move and resize the bar to fit within a specified box. The arguments are interpreted as an arbitrary rectangle in 3D with vertices: origin, origin+xVec, origin+xVec+yVec, origin+yVec. The algorithm then proceeds as follows. First the bar is given the default values of the shape parameters from the shape definition. Then, if it is possible to do so without violating the shape definition, the parameter values are scaled so that the width and height of the shape (including bar thickness) match the lengths of xVec and yVec. If there is no way to do this within the shape definition due to overconstraining, a compromise is attempted, such as scaling the whole shape until either the width or the height is correct. Finally the shape is rotated to match the coordinate system of the box. The algorithm is the same one used in one-click placement.

Move and resize a spiral or multiplanar instance to fit within a specified box. The arguments are interpreted as an arbitrary rectangle in 3D with vertices: origin, origin+xVec, origin+xVec+yVec, origin+yVec. One end of the rebar shape is inscribed in this rectangle following the procedure described for the ScaleToBox method. The other end is placed in the parallel plane at distance (center-to-center) given by the height argument, in the direction of (xVec x yVec). Note that spiral shapes interpret the input arguments using a different convention than multiplanar shapes. For spiral shapes, the spiral start will be placed in the rectangle defined by origin, xVec, yVec, and the end of the spiral will be placed in the parallel plane. For multiplanar shapes, the rebar is placed with its primary shape definition located in the parallel plane defined by the height argument, and its connector segments extending in the direction opposite (xVec x yVec). This method replaces ScaleToBoxForSpiral() from prior releases.

Sets the bar in this rebar set to be hidden or unhidden in the given view.

Stores the entity in the element. If an Entity described by the same Schema already exists, it is overwritten.

Defines the orientation of the hook plane at the start or at the end of the rebar with respect to the orientation of the first or the last curve and the plane normal.

Set the id of the RebarHookType to be applied to the rebar.

The element that contains the rebar.

Sets the Layout Rule property of rebar set to FixedNumber.

Sets the Layout Rule property of rebar set to MaximumSpacing

Sets the Layout Rule property of rebar set to MinimumClearSpacing

Sets the Layout Rule property of rebar set to NumberWithSpacing

Sets the Layout Rule property of rebar set to Single.

Sets the presentation mode for this rebar set when displayed in the given view.

Sets this rebar element to be shown solidly in a 3D view.

Sets this rebar element to be shown unobscured in a view.

Returns a string that represents the current object.

Identifies the distribution path length of rebar set.

The id of the assembly instance to which the element belongs.

Identifies if the bars of the rebar set are on the same side of the rebar plane indicated by the normal.

For a spiral, the number of finishing turns at the lower end of the spiral.

Retrieves a box that circumscribes all geometry of the element.

Retrieves a Category object that represents the category or sub category in which the element resides.

Id of a Phase at which the Element was created.

Id of a Phase at which the Element was demolished.

Returns the design option to which the element belongs.

The type of rebar distribution(also known as Rebar Set Type).

Returns the Document in which the Element resides.

Retrieves the geometric representation of the element.

The id of the group to which an element belongs.

For a spiral, the overall height.

A unique identifier for an Element in an Autodesk Revit project.

Identifies if the first bar in rebar set is shown.

Identifies if the last bar in rebar set is shown.

Indicates whether an element is transient or permanent.

Specifies whether the .NET object represents a valid Revit entity.

Identifies the layout rule of rebar set.

The id of the level associated with the element.

This property is used to find the physical location of an element within a project.

Identifies the maximum spacing between rebar in rebar set.

For a multiplanar rebar, the depth of the instance.

A human readable name for the Element.

A unit-length vector normal to the plane of the rebar

The number of potential bars in the set.

The id of the view that owns the element.

Retrieves a parameter from the element given a GUID for a shared parameter.

Retrieves a parameter from the element given a parameter id.

Retrieves a parameter from the element based on its definition.

Retrieves a set containing all of the parameters that are contained within the element.

Retrieves a map containing all of the parameters that are contained within the element.

Identifies if the element has been pinned to prevent changes.

For a spiral, the pitch, or vertical distance traveled in one rotation.

Identifies the number of bars in rebar set.

When set to true, Rebar will report all its parameters as read only. For example, the method Parameter::IsReadOnly() for all Rebar Parameters will return true. When set to false, the return value of Parameter::IsReadOnly() will not be affected.

The RebarShape element that defines the shape of the rebar.

The Schedule Mark parameter. On creation, the Schedule Mark is set to a value that is unique to the host, but it can be set to any value.

For a spiral, the number of finishing turns at the upper end of the spiral.

The length of an individual bar multiplied by Quantity.

A stable unique identifier for an element within the document.

Identifies if the element is owned by a view.

The volume of an individual bar multiplied by Quantity.

Get Id of the Workset which owns the element.