What I really liked about your video is that you kept the part where the file took too long to load and ended in an error. Most people would just cut it and pretend nothing wrong happened, making us that are watching feel kinda stupid when we actually try to do it and fail (since, for some reason, everything always goes wrong with the poorly optimized programs us architects are stuck with). But you actually kept it and showed how normal getting errors is and that made the whole difference for me.
That's really good to hear that you enjoyed it Pedro. You're totally right! Everyone comes across errors with programs. There's no point cutting them out! Thanks for commenting mate :)
You don't even get how much this helped I had a residential project made in rhino and had to redo it for a different class on Revit i'm so happy I saw this fr.
I forgot how to do this, I remembered how to export the Revit file into a format I could open it in Rhino, and made the modifications I wanted, but I could not for the life of me figure out how to import it back in, and I noticed since I imported it back and did not move anything from the Rhino Model, when I imported it back, it was put into place already. Thank you so much my dude, you saved me hours of trying to figure this out on my own, and my façade is looking amazing in Revit now.
Oh, and big tip: you CAN link in rhino files. if you are exporting only certain objects, like in your video, you can link in the exported 3dm file. then whenever you need to update it, save over the file you have linked into revit and reload it
Hi Chris, thanks for watching! It shouldn't make a difference. Though, I haven't tried it with the latest versions of Rhino/Revit. Would love to know if you give it a try :)
thank you all your videos, are very easy to understand. i have been looking at various tutorials on using rhino inside revit, which would make the work flow even easier. however all the available videos seems to be about grasshopper, inside rhino, inside revit. please if you are able to, create a content on simply the workflow of rhino inside revit. thanks
Thank you for this very helpful video! I have one question for you, after importing the from Rhino to Revit is there a way to apply materials to the imported model in Revit? I would like to apply Revit materials to the imported file!
I tried to import a simple file with some progressive curves ... but it just says the model is empty.... I can open in any other software and it looks fine. Revit just kicks it out error says "file is empty"... Revit 2022
Hi Najva, you won't find it under VG. If you go to the manage tab > object styles (settings panel), you'll find the imported files list on the furthest tab to the right.
@@kylesinko sorry to bother you again. Surprisingly I couldn't find it on the object style list either. The same exact list in VG. Any idea? btw I am currently using 2020 version. Thanks in advance
You can change the project units in Rhino and Revit. Make sure they are both set to cm. When exporting and importing, make sure the export model's units are set to cm.
You would have to export the individual components from Rhino separately and import them one at a time. You can't explode the group in Revit unfortunately
you saved me a lot of hours of work ahaha I wanted to give you a like but you have 420 and i don't want to mess up that number so this is my thank you message
Hello guys, Project to Surface tool missing? How can open again. Cause i must use the project tool when i'm doing 3d model on rhino. Please somebody helps me!
@@kylesinko Hello,typing "projetct" on the command line doesn't work. I need to close this command while drawing a 3d, but i should open when i draw plan. And I couldn't find it in settings. It stays open on the bottom line of your screen. :(
Thanks for the comment Hakan. There are many reasons why it might not work, making it very difficult to pinpoint it down. I would try by isolating different parts of your model and exporting/importing them one at a time. That way you can work out which geometry is causing the issues. Let us know if you solve the problem!
Hay alguna forma de importar una superficie de Civil 3D a Rhino? Si alguien sabe por favor me sería de gran ayuda. How to export a surface from Civil 3D to Rhino? Please help me Bro.
great but how do you paint them in revit and have them keep their materials assigned within revit???????? not bringing materials from rhino to revit, but bringing geometry from rhino into revit and using revit materials on rhino geometry. I bet you 100 doge coin you can't make a video on this.
Thanks for your video. But, sorry to say this but from a professionnal point of view this is the worst way you can do it. Importing and exporting from rhino to revit or revit to rhino IS REALLY NOT recommended. You will lose the bim data and model structure. Check out things like rhino inside revit, grevit and elefront for a more serious an reliable workflow.
You are completely right. Rhino objects will not be imported as Revit components. It's a solution for those who want to quickly import a rhino model that has already been created. I would suggest instead modelling it natively inside of Revit or using a plugin as you suggested to work seamlessly between the two. Thanks for sharing Raouf!
I didn't know why I could not import my file from Rhino 7 to Revit 2019 with type under *Rhino 3D m, so I change it into type ACIS(*.sat) then It worked LOL
What I really liked about your video is that you kept the part where the file took too long to load and ended in an error. Most people would just cut it and pretend nothing wrong happened, making us that are watching feel kinda stupid when we actually try to do it and fail (since, for some reason, everything always goes wrong with the poorly optimized programs us architects are stuck with). But you actually kept it and showed how normal getting errors is and that made the whole difference for me.
That's really good to hear that you enjoyed it Pedro. You're totally right! Everyone comes across errors with programs. There's no point cutting them out! Thanks for commenting mate :)
You don't even get how much this helped I had a residential project made in rhino and had to redo it for a different class on Revit i'm so happy I saw this fr.
Glad you found it useful Ivan! Good luck with your project
I forgot how to do this, I remembered how to export the Revit file into a format I could open it in Rhino, and made the modifications I wanted, but I could not for the life of me figure out how to import it back in, and I noticed since I imported it back and did not move anything from the Rhino Model, when I imported it back, it was put into place already. Thank you so much my dude, you saved me hours of trying to figure this out on my own, and my façade is looking amazing in Revit now.
Oh, and big tip: you CAN link in rhino files. if you are exporting only certain objects, like in your video, you can link in the exported 3dm file. then whenever you need to update it, save over the file you have linked into revit and reload it
wdym? how?
I had to take a juggling class as part of my physical education in middle school. I was in California. Thanks for the video!
I'm genuinely envious of you. Cheers Victor!
Thanks for the demo. Does it make a difference if your Rhino model is constructed in NURBS or Polygons?
Hi Chris, thanks for watching! It shouldn't make a difference. Though, I haven't tried it with the latest versions of Rhino/Revit. Would love to know if you give it a try :)
thank you so much for this video. If I'll be able to make my first render it's thanks to you. I'm the 1000 like.
That's awesome! Thank you so much.
thank you all your videos, are very easy to understand. i have been looking at various tutorials on using rhino inside revit, which would make the work flow even easier. however all the available videos seems to be about grasshopper, inside rhino, inside revit. please if you are able to, create a content on simply the workflow of rhino inside revit. thanks
Thank you for this very helpful video! I have one question for you, after importing the from Rhino to Revit is there a way to apply materials to the imported model in Revit? I would like to apply Revit materials to the imported file!
Hi Kaveh, did you figure out how to apply materals? If yes, please can you let me know how? Thank you
I tried to import a simple file with some progressive curves ... but it just says the model is empty.... I can open in any other software and it looks fine. Revit just kicks it out error says "file is empty"... Revit 2022
Life saver! Thank you for creating this video!!!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching
how do i edit the design in revit to function well as a building? could u cover that pls
In my 3d model in rhino, I have a bunch of arches with pipe sections which honestly is complex. how do u make your file to be cleaner?
May I ask how to rebuild the control point to fit the revit model standard?
thank you.
Do you know where can I find the file in VG ? it is not appeared on the imported files list.
Hi Najva, you won't find it under VG. If you go to the manage tab > object styles (settings panel), you'll find the imported files list on the furthest tab to the right.
@@kylesinko brilliant! You have no idea how much you helped!
please keap up the good work.
@@najva_n I had the same issue too! Just glad to help. Thanks :D
@@kylesinko sorry to bother you again. Surprisingly I couldn't find it on the object style list either. The same exact list in VG. Any idea? btw I am currently using 2020 version.
Thanks in advance
Great video :) More revit videos please. If you can could you show your documentation process.
Thank you very much! I have something I'm working on which I think you'll like ;)
@@kylesinko looking forward to see it :)
In revit 2022 you can directly link .3dm files now! Till 2021 version this wasn't available.
Correct! I haven't played around with it much but it seems to work well.
hello, when I throw it from rhino to revit, it comes much bigger than rhino, what can I do?
great video! hey can i add materials to this models if i import them as 'mass' or theres any way i can add materials??
Absolutely you can. You can either change the material under Object Styles or you can convert each imported geometry to a mass
my rhino model doesn't look correct when i cut sections etc. it's so strange. any ideas?
I would try adjusting the clipping plane's properties
Useful tips, thank you! P.S. Does juggling projects when deadline is approaching count? :D
My absolute pleasure Roman. And I'm not exactly sure what you mean sorry? 😩
what if you have to have a really complex geometry for example a triangulated structure from grasshopper
I would probably look at using the inbuilt plugin of rhino in Revit to do that. Otherwise, the process is exactly the same
HI Kyle i think know you can link rhino files to revit in revit 2022 and forward right or am i wrong
You are correct :)
Thanks man. It really helped me out!
I’m glad! Thanks for watching Raul :)
man, I can't do it !! but u are awesome thanks anyway
Awhh :( what part does is not work? Inside Rhino or Revit? Thank you so much by the way
Awesome dude thank you very much. I left a LIKE on your video. 👍🏻
That's awesome, thank you so much! Appreciate it :)
i have problems with units. I want to import a model from rhino to revit in centimeter unit but revit dont take it . heeelp
(sorry my english)
You can change the project units in Rhino and Revit. Make sure they are both set to cm. When exporting and importing, make sure the export model's units are set to cm.
Thanks brov, you helped me a lot
Glad you found it useful, thanks for watching Dawitt!
Thank you very much, I had not found this. You are a crack
Glad it helped!
Thank You Brother
You're welcome!
CAN WE MAKE FLOORS IN REVIT FROM RHINO IMPORTED MODEL, IF YES PLZZ HELP ME.
gracias! you helped me
Glad to hear so! You're welcome :)
Good information & thanks for doing it but the fast zooming in & out of your face gets old quickly.
Thanks for the feedback!
When i am importing Rhino model into Revit it is importing in group.
Anyone who could tell me how can i explode model in Revit?
You would have to export the individual components from Rhino separately and import them one at a time. You can't explode the group in Revit unfortunately
you saved me a lot of hours of work ahaha I wanted to give you a like but you have 420 and i don't want to mess up that number so this is my thank you message
Hahah mucho gracias!
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Hello guys, Project to Surface tool missing? How can open again. Cause i must use the project tool when i'm doing 3d model on rhino. Please somebody helps me!
Can you type the command instead of pressing the project to surface button?
@@kylesinko Hello,typing "projetct" on the command line doesn't work. I need to close this command while drawing a 3d, but i should open when i draw plan. And I couldn't find it in settings. It stays open on the bottom line of your screen. :(
Thanks for share but I cant do it. Revit send me Error. Why ? Do you know that ?
Thanks for the comment Hakan. There are many reasons why it might not work, making it very difficult to pinpoint it down. I would try by isolating different parts of your model and exporting/importing them one at a time. That way you can work out which geometry is causing the issues. Let us know if you solve the problem!
@@kylesinko I realized that I can do it part by part of the whole model and then I fixed it :) thanks a lot !
@@hakanboyaci7123 glad you got it working! Thanks for sharing :)
Thank you.
You are most welcome! :)
Hay alguna forma de importar una superficie de Civil 3D a Rhino? Si alguien sabe por favor me sería de gran ayuda. How to export a surface from Civil 3D to Rhino? Please help me Bro.
Like and sub legend!
great but how do you paint them in revit and have them keep their materials assigned within revit???????? not bringing materials from rhino to revit, but bringing geometry from rhino into revit and using revit materials on rhino geometry. I bet you 100 doge coin you can't make a video on this.
Pay me 1000 doge coin and i can do it :)
Thanks for your video. But, sorry to say this but from a professionnal point of view this is the worst way you can do it. Importing and exporting from rhino to revit or revit to rhino IS REALLY NOT recommended. You will lose the bim data and model structure. Check out things like rhino inside revit, grevit and elefront for a more serious an reliable workflow.
You are completely right. Rhino objects will not be imported as Revit components. It's a solution for those who want to quickly import a rhino model that has already been created. I would suggest instead modelling it natively inside of Revit or using a plugin as you suggested to work seamlessly between the two. Thanks for sharing Raouf!
interesting you
What is that? Potato chips around a fireplace?
mmm now I'm hungry
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I didn't know why I could not import my file from Rhino 7 to Revit 2019 with type under *Rhino 3D m, so I change it into type ACIS(*.sat) then It worked LOL