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Having T-Splines technology in Revit would be revolutionary in BIM. Bring Revit to the next level by doing so, imagine qll the organic shapes we'd make. Making families or Massing with the technology would be awesome. Of course, this would mean Revit's better support for polygonal mesh geometry as well.
3ven 3D (non-planar) Splines would be a start. 3D Polylines an 3ven more basic request. 2D Polylines more basic still. Keep asking, and maybe one day we will get all of this in one program.
This could be great, at the moment I use Fusion 360 to modelling complex shapes and then exporting it as SAT and with Dynamo importing to Revit to project or Conceptual mass family ass Revit geometry. It works fine, but as a user of Revit, it could be much more simple to model inside Revit if having such a tools like for example Fusion have.
It would be fantastic if Massing in Revit was provided with tools such as the form modelling tool in Fusion, allowing for creation of TSpline based forms natively in Revit
