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Import Autodesk® Revit™ geometry to Rhino®

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Last updated 5 months ago

Importing geometry from Revit

Import Revit elements, materials and parameters that were exported with RAY by choosing the import name from the list.

The location of the imports is the current .beam directory.

Geometry will be assigned to Rhino layer named after the object's Revit category.

RHINO 6: Due to Revit and Rhino API limitations RAY is subject to unexpected behavior based on your machine configuration. It is suggested to perform a manual dwg import in Rhino to unlock API import capabilities if it was never done before. For more information about how to manually import a dwg in Rhino follow this link: Rhino Autocad dwg import