First up is improved Revit import, as part of our efforts to enhance the usability of existing features. In Vectorworks 2018, you’ll be able to import Revit building objects such as doors, windows, roofs, and walls as native Vectorworks objects.
You’ll also be able to import Revit Textures as Native Renderworks Textures, as well as have additional control over what is imported and how. You can learn more about the feature and see what others are saying in our forum.
For other objects, you can choose whether to import them as Mesh objects, 3D Polygons or convert to Solid Objects.
You’ll also be able to import Revit Textures as Native Renderworks Textures, as well as have additional control over what is imported and how. You can learn more about the feature and see what others are saying in our forum.
For other objects, you can choose whether to import them as Mesh objects, 3D Polygons or convert to Solid Objects.
Vectorworks 2018 Revit Import in action in Vectorworks 2017
Vectorworks 2018 on the left, A360 Viewer on the right
As award winning architects, with offices in the Midlands & the South West, JRA understands your business - whatever your discipline.
As fully authorised partners of Vectorworks UK, we sell a range of Vectorworks CAD and BIM software online at competitive prices as well as offering day and residential training courses.
Jonathan Reeves / Director / BA(Hons) M.Arch Dip.Arch RIBA / Jonathan Reeves Architecture
Author of "Innovative Vectorworks BIM"
www.jra-vectorworks-cad.co.uk
As fully authorised partners of Vectorworks UK, we sell a range of Vectorworks CAD and BIM software online at competitive prices as well as offering day and residential training courses.
Jonathan Reeves / Director / BA(Hons) M.Arch Dip.Arch RIBA / Jonathan Reeves Architecture
Author of "Innovative Vectorworks BIM"
www.jra-vectorworks-cad.co.uk
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