@plan9films Well kind of. Its Adam Thomas and Jereme Smith we run the website archdesignlabs and he was recently in Florida for the class. I am in India teaching Revit for now. Check out the website. More videos are coming that should be amazing. Cheers
This is a straight forward approach to linking a Sketch Up file. The most helpful hint was saving the .skp file as a later version. For the life of me I could not save a Sketchup V8 file to Revit 2011, however when I saved it as a later version 6 or 7 the link/import went off without an error. Thanks to ArchDesignLabs
this helped forsure. I imported an object with a curve from sketchup to revit, when it showups in revit it make the curved part of the object individual faces.
Im trying to get it to be a continuous curve... any suggestion?
@c23lh yeah if you download Revit 2011 and use the conceptual mass browser that you can open by saying file--> new --> Conceptual Mass. Create your curved objects in their with the massing tools then import it into a project and ta da!
Didn't think that saving it into an older Sketchup version was important.
Thank you very much for this. :)
rosyness 5 months ago
Nice videos - I will check out more. I thought the voice on the videos sounded familar.
plan9films 8 months ago
Hey is this the Jereme Smith that just took a SketchUp class in Florida?
nice video
plan9films 8 months ago
@plan9films Well kind of. Its Adam Thomas and Jereme Smith we run the website archdesignlabs and he was recently in Florida for the class. I am in India teaching Revit for now. Check out the website. More videos are coming that should be amazing. Cheers
ArchDesignLabs 8 months ago
thanks A TON!!!
jaandhruv 1 year ago
This is a straight forward approach to linking a Sketch Up file. The most helpful hint was saving the .skp file as a later version. For the life of me I could not save a Sketchup V8 file to Revit 2011, however when I saved it as a later version 6 or 7 the link/import went off without an error. Thanks to ArchDesignLabs
BIMStreet 1 year ago
@BIMStreet Glad we could help. New project coming soon so check for updates within the month. Thanks for watching
ArchDesignLabs 1 year ago
thanks.
cadwithoutend 1 year ago
this helped forsure. I imported an object with a curve from sketchup to revit, when it showups in revit it make the curved part of the object individual faces.
Im trying to get it to be a continuous curve... any suggestion?
c23lh 1 year ago
@c23lh yeah if you download Revit 2011 and use the conceptual mass browser that you can open by saying file--> new --> Conceptual Mass. Create your curved objects in their with the massing tools then import it into a project and ta da!
ArchDesignLabs 1 year ago