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Hi I want to work simultaneously between Revit and Max for the first time. It looks like there are many options to import a Revit file into Max. Basically I want to model in Revit and add some furniture in Max.
What are the best options for me?
Is there a way to live synchronize between both software to work in between side by side?
A step by step or a tutorial is an advanced if there is any.
maybe you can refer to this LINK and see if helps. thanks
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From how I see it, the purpose of the article is rendering in Max, which is not my issue here, that's I found it partially helpful. I still need to figure out what are the settings to choose in Max when importing the file. And I still looking for a way to work simultaneously between the 2 softwares for modeling purpose and not rendering. In another word, I want to put the 2 screens (Max and Revit) side by side and work simultaneously between the 2.
i don't think that is possible working simultaneously ( synchronize) between the 2 softwares .
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