Build a DAM in Revit

Build a DAM in Revit

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Build a DAM in Revit

Anonymous
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HI! I'm trying to "build" a Dam in Revit using the 2D information of the project made in AutoCAD.

I have tried to make the blocks of the DAM first in 3D in AutoCAD and then, trying to Import it to Revit as a Mass. Some of Blocks does works but in some of them(while I'm in the Conceptual Mass Template ) displays me the message --"Revit cannot import some of the geometry.
This result can be caused by various issues with the source file.Adjust the geometry in the file and try the import process again."--

 

I'm quite confused..so I'm asking if somebody of you have tried to "build" in revit a DAM( o tried to) and if this is the right method to make this kind of constructions

 

maybe is a strange question..but thanks in advance.

 

I attach a example of the blocks that Gives me this error(Block 4)

And One that works in Revit(Block2 )

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Anonymous
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Why don't you create it as an extrusion instead of massing.

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-FDC-
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Why don't you model it in Revit ?

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Anonymous
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As a Family?

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Anonymous
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yup or maybe model-in-place family.

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chrisplyler
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Real families are preferred over model-in-place 99% of the time.

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Sahay_R
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Model the Blocks as Generic Model families, assemble in another Generic Model family, drop the result into Project.


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Anonymous
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hi

i am working on my thesis about modeling a dam in REVIT.

would you mind helping me how can i model this in revit for LOD 300 or 400? besides, i have all AUTOCADs files. sincerely yours.

milad

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georgehobel
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99% of people agree...that real families are more friendly

George Hobel
Reflections of Charlotte
Residential Building and Design
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Anonymous
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good

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