So… this is a general question really, concerning importing Revit Files into Sketchup.
I can import IFC files, no problem, and they work well.
However, some of the suppliers I use, for products such as Wall Ties, only have the 3D Revit files, (RFA format).
I have e-mailed them to see if they can supply the DWG version, which I can use, but is there anyway, a way I am missing, of importing RFA files into Sketchup?
Many thanks
Mike
No. The RVT and RFA file formats are proprietary to Autodesk, so the only way is to export from Revit to a file format Sketchup can understand.
Thank you @Anssi. Yeah, that’s what I thought. It’s just annoying sometimes when the manufacturers think that everyone in the world is using Revit.
Yep. Here in Finland, I think, although Revit has gained ground lately, that Archicad is still the bigger of the BIM contenders so many manufacturers deliver in the GDL format. A big problem with Revit and Archicad is that they do not talk well to each other.
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