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Importing Sketchup File into Revit from Interior Designer
Importing Sketchup File into Revit from Interior Designer
Hello,
I am having issues with the best workflow with this. The interior Designer I work with uses Sketchup. I send her an exported 3D view of the house and she models furniture and casework into it. I tried just importing the dwg into my Revit file but some of the furniture is messing up and also it is not cutting in view range.
I looked into it and it said to insert the dwg as a generic model and my revit crashes when trying to import it.
Does anyone else use this workflow? I would really like it to workout. Thanks!
Just tried that. A lot of the sketchup files were showing at maybe 50% line work and it still gave me the issue of cutting the view. It showed the 2nd floor on the first floor plan.
I am going to try to separate the floors and create revit files with them with in place masses within them.
I cannot be the only designer that collaborates with an interior designer with Sketchup. There has to be an easier way.
