How to Exchange Models with Revit and How to Instantly Check Your Model in Solibri

Model-based BIM collaboration workflows between architects and other stakeholders rely on quick and easy model exchange and accurate model checking tools. Enjoy the benefits of smooth, seamless collaboration with all project stakeholders thanks to Archicad’s enhanced collaboration tools.
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In this video we show you how to collaborate with Revit and Solibri while working in Archicad.
Seamless collaboration with Revit is crucial for many architects. The RFA-RVT Geometry Exchange add-on is now built into Archicad.
Here’s a short description of how this versatile tool works: export RVT models from Archicad, hotlink RVT models into Archicad with precise geometry and properties, import MEP Equipment into your Archicad project in addition to doors, windows, and objects using the import RFA as GDL object command.
With the enhanced Archicad-Solibri Connection add-on you can save time with an instant quality check of your project.
Download the add-on from graphisoft.com, install it, then open its palette from the Window menu. Click on Start Solibri. When Solibri is running, click Export to Solibri. The model will automatically appear in Solibri. After making some changes in the model in Archicad, click Update in Solibri, and it will update only the changed elements. This is much faster and easier than exporting the entire model as IFC again.
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