Log Walls in Revit

[Anonymous]

Can I? I've seen some pretty lame 'tutorials' on how to do it, but I'm looking for something more like what ArchiCAD has. Anyone? I would ask at the other forums, but I'm guessing someone here knows the answer.

[Anonymous]

"Moribund" I actually had to look this up. But it sure hits the point, now doesn't it. :]

Matthew wrote:
There's gotta be a way to go straight from BIM to the machines.

I'm all for this. Once I get everything working like its supposed to be around here - I'll move into the export issue. :]

[Anonymous]

Dwight wrote:
"Moribund."
There's a word you don't hear every day.

Cheese whiz! I guess I gots more vocabularies than I thawt.

[Thomas Holm]

sirduncan wrote:
Now - about that exporting to ADT thing . . . . . . . . . . :]

If, as the Revit guy says, IFC is the solution, it should work just as well with Archicad!

[Anonymous]

Thomas wrote:
If, as the Revit guy says, IFC is the solution, it should work just as well with Archicad!

I concur - now its off to figure it all out.

[Djordje]

Scott wrote:

sirduncan wrote:

Thomas wrote:
- My sources tell me Revit files are NOT compatible with ADT.

So I'm finding. Thanks. Anyone know where I can get a difinitive answer on this issue?

I haven't tried this, but I've heard IFC is the way to go. Export an IFC model from Revit, import IFC to ADT.

Otherwise, you can export from Revit to 3D DWG, and open the 3D model in ADT, but there is no "intelligence" in the model. It's simply 3D forms.

Same as from Archicad ...