Data importing error - from Revit

[Mpcconsultora]

When I imported a Revit Model to Infraworks, the following warning appeared:

When IW imported the model, it completely looked grayed colored.

Can the problem be that I already installed Infraworks 2020 and Revit is still on 2019 version? Or the issue is otherone? If so, how can I solve it.

[Mpcconsultora]

When I imported a Revit Model to Infraworks, the following warning appeared:

When IW imported the model, it completely looked grayed colored.

Can the problem be that I already installed Infraworks 2020 and Revit is still on 2019 version? Or the issue is otherone? If so, how can I solve it.

[Karsten.Saenger]

Hi @Mpcconsultora ,

a few weeks ago I sent you a link to a knowledge base article. There is a PDF document attached to the article with a description of how it should work. The description applies to the "Navisworks cloud import" option that you can select in the application options.

http://knowledge.autodesk.com/article/Best-Practice-Bring-in-Revit-Models-into-InfraWorks

Regards,

Karsten.

[Karsten.Saenger]

Hi @Mpcconsultora ,

a few weeks ago I sent you a link to a knowledge base article. There is a PDF document attached to the article with a description of how it should work. The description applies to the "Navisworks cloud import" option that you can select in the application options.

http://knowledge.autodesk.com/article/Best-Practice-Bring-in-Revit-Models-into-InfraWorks

Regards,

Karsten.

[Mpcconsultora]

Hi Winston. As I have said several times, I think that's not the best solution. I have exported the FBX from Navisworks in feet, but when I imported in Infraworks, still have the same problem. Please let me know who else can help me, because, until the date, I have not received good solution for my problem.

[Mpcconsultora]

Hi Winston. As I have said several times, I think that's not the best solution. I have exported the FBX from Navisworks in feet, but when I imported in Infraworks, still have the same problem. Please let me know who else can help me, because, until the date, I have not received good solution for my problem.

[wpagl452]

Hi @Mpcconsultora, I was not referring to your export setting. I am referring to your data source configuration in Infraworks. After adding the data source in Infraworks (either Revit or FBX), select the same coordinate system, but change it to use feet. 

[wpagl452]

Hi @Mpcconsultora, I was not referring to your export setting. I am referring to your data source configuration in Infraworks. After adding the data source in Infraworks (either Revit or FBX), select the same coordinate system, but change it to use feet. 

[Mpcconsultora]

Hi  @wpagl452 

Where do I select the use feet option? Still having this issue. No clear solutions. As I have said before, "manipulating" units, for me, is not the best solution. Hope for a acurate solution soon.

[Mpcconsultora]

Hi  @wpagl452 

Where do I select the use feet option? Still having this issue. No clear solutions. As I have said before, "manipulating" units, for me, is not the best solution. Hope for a acurate solution soon.

[wpagl452 · Accepted solution]

Hello @Mpcconsultora. In this screencast, I show how I imported one of your views via FBX in feet. I used interactive placement because I don't have your Infraworks model, but the procedure is the same. Choose the appropriate coordinate system with units in feet. 

I know this seems odd as your Revit model is in meters. @Karsten.Saenger has already given the reason for this. There is a limitation regarding the data import into Infraworks. Select feet and it will read the data correctly. We are not manipulating units; the program picks up the units correctly on import if the configuration is left at feet.

[wpagl452 · Accepted solution]

Hello @Mpcconsultora. In this screencast, I show how I imported one of your views via FBX in feet. I used interactive placement because I don't have your Infraworks model, but the procedure is the same. Choose the appropriate coordinate system with units in feet. 

I know this seems odd as your Revit model is in meters. @Karsten.Saenger has already given the reason for this. There is a limitation regarding the data import into Infraworks. Select feet and it will read the data correctly. We are not manipulating units; the program picks up the units correctly on import if the configuration is left at feet.