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RAY

Transfer Autodesk® Revit™ geometry and properties to Rhino®.

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Last updated 2 years ago

With RAY you can transfer geometry, materials and parameters from Revit to Rhino. The Rhino layers will be organized based on the elements categories.

Exporting Revit information

Different types of objects and export outputs are possible. Choose an option and select the elements in the Revit Document.

  • Edges

  • Grids and curves

  • Solid elements

  • Adaptive components as polylines and points with mark

  • Revit materials and parameters

It is possible to create materials and parameters in rhino from the available parameters in the Revit document.

Use RAY for Rhino to import the geometry.