importers da sketchup

[ocraM999]

in revit it is possible to create a family by importing a component, car, boat, etc. from sketchup.

very interesting.... but... How do you assign a material?
in making sketchup families are always gray.
Mar

 

[Tristan]

in revit it is possible to create a family by importing a component, car, boat, etc. from sketchup.

very interesting.... but... How do you assign a material?
in making sketchup families are always gray.
Mar

have you tried to assign the material parameter?

 

[lance]

styles of objects
categories imported

in the correct category material field

 

[ocraM999]

in - object styles - imported categories - I set white paint in the material field of all categories.
Since I wanted everything white, not to be wrong, I set the whole project in this way, both in the family and in the project but, the sketchup families are always gray.

I wanted to try with the <parametro materiale=""> But I don't know how to do... .
Mar</parametro>

 

[lance]

Are you sure that the applied material also corresponds to a rendering composition?

because it works very well to me. ...

 

[ocraM999]

Are you sure that the applied material also corresponds to a rendering composition?

because it works very well to me. ...

I noticed that unlike me you imported the fille.skp directly into the project. I tried and so it works but importing the file.skp into a new family and then in the project I can not.
I don't understand the difference.
Mar

 

[lance]

Okay, I get it all. This subcategories. . .

in the family:
manage> object styles.. .
object card model>modification subcategory> new
assign the name you want.
select the object of sk and in the palette of the property data card identity assign the subcategory you created. .
amounts in the project. .
cheques to the subcategory that to the creations and that has been imported into the project the material you want.. .

 

[ocraM999]

I have performed several tests; the best thing is to delete in sketchup all materials, i.e. clean well the file.skp and then perform the procedure described by lance.
if you import the file.skp as well as it is on the network, that is with all the materials assigned, it does not always work.
Maybe there might be a conflict between revit and nested sketchup components (blocks).
Mar