ilbona
Guest
If I make a three-dimensional model with autocad or 3ds max, can I safely import it into revit or am I forced to build it directly in revit?
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Tristan
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Yes, if you don't need any parameters. . Although sometimes, some solid autocad geometries, revit fails to understand them so she doesn't care.If I make a three-dimensional model with autocad or 3ds max, can I safely import it into revit or am I forced to build it directly in revit?
ilbona
Guest
I realized the structural project for a professional. This now demands the 3d of the same in such a way that it can integrate it, in revit, with its architectural project.
from what you tell me so I should do all the three-dimensional project in revit so that the professional can complete it then to his liking in order to have the whole parametric. Right?
from what you tell me so I should do all the three-dimensional project in revit so that the professional can complete it then to his liking in order to have the whole parametric. Right?
asalalp
Guest
And... You want the ease revisited structures
ilbona
Guest
the version structure and architecture then you can interface presumably. . .
Tristan
Guest
share the same file type (.rvt) then a file made with structure also open it with architecture or mep and vice versathe version structure and architecture then you can interface presumably. . .
ilbona
Guest
thanks for the availability you have shown.
Greetings, Ilbona.
Greetings, Ilbona.