Hello,
I'm currently working on a facility modeling project in Revit, and I previously created the piping design using Plant3D. I'd like to transfer the piping drawings to Revit. To be honest, I'm new to Revit, and I'm not sure if this is the correct approach.
Your insights on this matter are important to me.
Thank you, and best regards.
I don't have any personal experience attempting this workflow, but there's some presentations available through Autodesk University that seem directly related:
https://www.autodesk.com/autodesk-university/search?query=plant+3D+revit
Be aware that Plant 3D pipes, based on AutoCAD geometry, will not take on the same characteristics of new design or fabrication pipe in Revit. They can come in as basic 3D solids but you will not be able to modify them using the piping tools in Revit. Look into using IFC for the conversions - personally, I only link in the 3D model from Plant and use it as a reference, but make sure you save the DWG from a 3D view for consistency's sake
thanks - David B.
David A. Butts
Virtual Design and Construction Manager - Kimley-Horn
Revit Certified Professional/Autodesk Certified Instructor
Revit, AutoCAD Architecture, MEP, Plant 3D, BIM Collaborate Pro Subject Matter Expert
What type of facility are your modeling? Do the design requirements include you to use detailed spec-driven components?
thanks - David B.
David A. Butts
Virtual Design and Construction Manager - Kimley-Horn
Revit Certified Professional/Autodesk Certified Instructor
Revit, AutoCAD Architecture, MEP, Plant 3D, BIM Collaborate Pro Subject Matter Expert
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