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How to derive contours and levels from a point cloud in Revit

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justin
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How to derive contours and levels from a point cloud in Revit

I have a point cloud rcp file from a client and wish to extract contour information and/or levels from the point cloud if possible. In Recap I can measure between points but would like to be able to measure the existing buildings that I have in the point cloud in Revit - is that possible? When I bring the rcp into Revit I can see the point cloud and it is useful for seeing my proposal in the context of the existing neighbourhood, however I want to be able to check spot heights on the neighbouring buildings' roofs and derive contours from the topography that I can see in the point cloud. Please can someone help me to understand if it is possible to take levels and measure distances on a point cloud in Revit? 

 

I am working in Revit 2019.

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barthbradley
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You need to manually place references (Levels, Grids, etc.).  Depending on how the PC was created, you may or may not have snap points.  If not, you have to eye-ball placement and fine-tune placement by making some educated assumptions, like assuming the floors and walls were built level and plumb. 

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justin
als Antwort auf: barthbradley

@barthbradley Thanks, that's helpful. So basically there is no automated way to get contours or spot heights from a point cloud in Revit. Do you know if there is a way to get that kind of information from a point cloud in Autocad? And then take that from Autocad into Revit?

 

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martijn_pater
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You can open the .rcp in Autocad and extract some intersecting lines/planes. Click the point cloud and have a look under extract (edge/corner/centerline/section line). Works better then with Revit to find some references I suppose, but.. could be better.

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2016/ENU/AutoC...

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