I made a similar algorithm with Rhino inside Revit, even inserting other elements such as furniture... the only detail is that it is required beforehand to prepare the dwg so that the conversion is efficient... if you work under certain protocols in CAD it is very efficient, even modifying the dwg the change is automatic in Revit.
Great question. There aren't two walls in AutoCAD, rather two lines that represent the thickness of one wall. The tool recognizes those two lines, and draws one wall down the center.
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So Excited for this. Thank you for programming the automated processes we've wished for, for decades.
You're welcome, Stephen! Thank you for the kind words!
This significantly reduces time and accelerates the modeling process. Eagerly anticipating numerous future enhancements. 😃
I made a similar algorithm with Rhino inside Revit, even inserting other elements such as furniture... the only detail is that it is required beforehand to prepare the dwg so that the conversion is efficient... if you work under certain protocols in CAD it is very efficient, even modifying the dwg the change is automatic in Revit.
Hi guy!
This is a game changer 👌
Would be nice to save the settings to a templates of sorts so settings can be easily reused
This is a great plugin, Thanks
can we get the dwg file which you have used in this video?
Very cool software. Why would you only put a single wall along the center of 2 walls? Do they represent something besides two separate walls?
Great question. There aren't two walls in AutoCAD, rather two lines that represent the thickness of one wall. The tool recognizes those two lines, and draws one wall down the center.
@@EvolveLABiothat makes sense. Thanks for the response!
the walls were not creating by cad file layers.
can anyone help me?
Great plugin! For UK market, version comes with a month free trial?
I keep getting 'value true could not be converted' when I try to select a family type for a layer
Dose this works in trial version
Hello, How can I bring Evolve lab in Revit?
You have to install it from our website: www.evolvelab.io/solutions
fireee
100,000sq basement and got only 20% of the wall converted. not bad