This has been a huge issue in the Revit community for years. Every designer or studio does not ONLY use vector based design. The hallmark of a COMPLETE modeling software program is flexibility and adaptability with either Mesh or Vector. Sometimes modeling mesh is 1000% easier than trying to use mass and reference planes for EVERYTHING. This is the only reason I still have a subscription to 3DS max. So is it just about subscriptions? I’ve literally been searching for work arounds for this since 2014. It really feels as if this is purposely being ignored and we can’t for the life of us figure out why. Revit costs thousands of dollars to use. Other Autodesk products cost thousands of dollars to use. It would be beyond helpful if Revit was a one stop shop where workflow is linear without extra unnecessary detours with other programs that should not be necessary. Revit is an industry standard now, but it doesn’t feel like it because of the limited options for mesh modeling. I understand the whole Dynamo thing, but everyone does not have time to learn essentially a whole new plugin. Seriously, how long would it take to implement this feature with smoothing options just like in 3DS Max, which you all make? - Best