Hello,
More and more suppliers share data only through REVIT files. I'm still on INV 2023. What is the est workflow to import revit Files into iunventor. Unfortunately I dont have REVIT . It,s painful to have to depend on others to ask for a SAT translation.
I am trying to impport the attched file into Inventor. If someone can do it for me, I would be much obliged.
Thx
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Depending on what your workflow is and what you want, you can choose to do a File > Open > Import DWG, then go through the settings. (This could take a while to process)
If you are using Autocad Mechanical, then you can open that drawing then use the STEPOUT command to get a step file, and then open. You may get a bunch of surfaces that you have to stitch together, but you can get an assembly. This is good as you can then make positional representations if need be for your designs.
Or you can just open the revit file directly as we can open (.rvt) files
Attached is a 2024 version where I stepped out and imported. there are 2 components that wont stitch, but I don't have time to look into it. You can make a mock-up of the 2 parts to simplify it.
You have been able to for a while, when choosing open, change the file type in the bottom to .rvt...that is the only version we have. If it is rfa (I think that is a file type in revit) we cannot open them.
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