Revit 2025.3 API
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When CompoundStructure::isValid() returns false, it uses these values to indicate precise nature of defect.
Namespace: Autodesk.Revit.DB
Assembly: RevitAPI (in RevitAPI.dll) Version: 25.3.0.0 (25.3.0.0)
Syntax
Members
| Member name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| BadShellOrder | 0 | Layer Function Priorities ascend from the Core Boundary to the Finish Face. |
| BadShellsStructure | 5 | The number of shell layers is larger than the total number of layers. |
| CoreTooThin | 1 | Core contain a membrane layer or thickness of core is zero. |
| DeckCantBoundAbove | 12 | There is no layer above Structural deck or it is too thin. |
| DeckCantBoundBelow | 13 | There is no layer below Structural deck or it is too thin. |
| ExtensibleRegionsNotContiguousAlongBottom | 17 | Extension Layers at the bottom of the wall must be adjacent. |
| ExtensibleRegionsNotContiguousAlongTop | 16 | Extension Layers at the top of the wall must be adjacent. |
| InvalidMaterialId | 15 | Element id used as material id does not correspond to an actual MaterialElem. |
| InvalidProfileId | 18 | Element id used as profile id does not correspond to a valid deck profile. |
| MembraneTooThick | 3 | Thickness of membrane layer is more than zero. |
| NonmembraneTooThin | 4 | Thickness of non-membrane layer is too thin. |
| ThinOuterLayer | 6 | Thickness of face layer is too thin. |
| VarThickLayerCantBeZero | 14 | Variable thickness layer have zero thickness. |
| VerticalUnusedLayer | 7 | A layer is not membrane layer and the Thickness of layer is zero. |
| VerticalWrongOrderCoreExterior | 9 | Exterior core boundary have more than one face at any height. |
| VerticalWrongOrderCoreInterior | 10 | Interior core boundary have more than one face at any height. |
| VerticalWrongOrderLayer | 8 | Layers assigned to the same Row are not on the same side of the Core Boundary. |
| VerticalWrongOrderMembrane | 11 | Membrane Layer have more than one face at any height. |
Remarks
'LayerTooThin' enum value was removed in 2016
See Also