Useful workflow? - 3dsmax to Sketchup to Revit This query came up the other day....I've created a form in 3dmax Design 2009, how can I get this into Revit? Revit generally prefers solid geometry to be exported for use within its massing environment. So either DWG's containing solids or ascii SAT files. Start by Creating your geometry in 3dsmax, however you will need to convert this to a polymesh surface. Next save the mesh out as a DWG file. Then open the resulting DWG file in Google Sketchup, this can even be the free Google Sketchup as we don't need any features in Sketchup apart from being able to save as an SKP file. This will import the DWG into Sketchup, although make sure you have the correct unit set, you can do this by clicking the options button in the import dialogue box. Once you have imported the 3dsmax geometry into Sketchup you may need to do a few fixes to the geometry, but this is easily achieved by infilling any missing faces with the pencil tool. Then save this file as a Sketchup file, file pulldown menu > saveas.
Tools Learn | Dynamo BIM Unit1: Introduction In this lesson we will introduce the building mass for the course, demonstrate its parametric flexibility, and explain the geometric applications of its parameters. This introduction will be entirely in Revit. Unit 1: Editing Elements in Revit Unit 1: Editing Elements in Dynamo In this lesson we will edit building mass parameters from within the Dynamo environment. Unit 1: Editing Multiple Parameters In this lesson we will edit multiple parameters for the building mass in dynamo. Unit 1: Editing with Formulas In this lesson we will set several parameters for our building mass in Dynamo. Unit 2: Structural Framing - Part 1 In this lesson we will introduce Dynamo’s basic tools for adding Structural Framing Elements to a Revit document. Unit 2: Structural Framing - Part 2 In this lesson we will introduce Dynamo’s basic tools for adding Structural Framing Elements to a Revit document. Unit 2: Family by Point - Part 1 Unit 2: Family by Point - Part 2 Unit 2: Adaptive Levels
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FormIt Friday! Episode 6: Bridging the Design Gap Material | Jarod Schultz The FormIt Friday was blast today. Thanks Tobias for letting me share my FormIt knowledge with everyone. It was asked if I would share my material today so here is the LINK to the PDF. “Tired of the “throw away design model” mentally at your firm? Understand how to do model & edit in FormIt, especially certain shapesTake advantage of the visualization & area toolsLearn how to take the FormIt model into Revit for further study Here is the video to go with documentation…
Revitblog.dk - Hjælp, Tips og Tricks til Revit Architecture RevitCity.com Enjoy Revit: Horizontality & Verticality Horizontality and verticality are very important in building design. Most of buildings have to stand Vertical on the ground and provide Horizontal floors for people or something to stand. In Revit, most of families find there axis as horizontal &vertical in project automatically. But, for what reason they don't when I use 3d curved paths to get workplanes for profiles. At the picture above, you can see what happens when a path is 3d curved. And this feature made a helix curved slope weird at one of my posts like this. I could find a solution of this problem while I develop an Adaptive Stair. Adaptive Stair Step 1. At my 1st attempt, I just used simple extrusions to make steps. This is not bad, but not good enough. Step 2. To solve the crack problem, I had to use 3d curved path to bend steps. So I placed another curve path for sweep using three points those were offset from three adaptive ones. I used And make another rectangle profile family as a profile for a sweep. Enjoy. :-)
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