Revit file transfer
Revit file transfer
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RE: Revit file transfer
I think the best thing would be to find out what modeling kernel Revit uses and then try to use this format to transfer data. Many Autodesk products use a variation of the ACIS kernel, so if you transfer using an older version of ACIS you get a good result with say AutoCAD. However, Revit was an independent company that was bought out by AutoDesk, so they might be using a different kernel all together. Another option would be to go kernel neutral and use STEP, which as you may know is much better than say IGES.
good luck,
RE: Revit file transfer
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