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HJ,
I NOTICED YOU HAVE DONE ALOT OF THE KOHLER TUBS AND SINKS. CAN YOU UPLOAD A COPY OY THE K-1248 6' SEASIDE TUB. THE K-1247 IS THERE BUT IT IS A 5' VERSION WE ARE PUTTING THE 6 FT IN OUR PARADE HOME THIS YEAR.
ALSO WHERE DID YOU GET THE FILES TO DO THAT FROM?
THANKS
BIM MAN
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I got all of those files from the Kohler website and imported to Revit. I uploaded all of the 3d files I could find on their website, you might want to check there...
http://www.kohler.com
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Thanks i'll go there now
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do you guys know of any other companies that have these downloadable families?
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i think that most of your larger companies have dwgs or dxfs for download but i have never converted them to revit families. i do know that they are not parametric. hj may be able to explain what you need to do to convert them over to an rfa
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If they do have them in dwg, they are not parametric...but they really don't need to be since they are specific items. To make a family out of it, you simply import the 3d dwg file into a family template file, set up the (non-size) parameters you need (ie. cost, manufacturer, etc) and save as a new family.
I don't know of any other manufacturers that have 3d dwg or dxf files of their products, but I'm sure they're out there...
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I THINK PELLA AND ANDERSON DO
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yeah i have seen the andersen stuff and i think that i have seen the pella, i was just trying to find as much as i could.
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No Tubs
But nice 3D-models in .dwg and .3ds format:
http://www.hermanmiller.com/CDA/SSA/Category/0,,a4-c410,00.html
What do you say about this one - something to place beside the tub?
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Herman miller stuff looks good. do you know of any good residential furniture out there.
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I Googled for: residential-furniture ".dwg" download
I found 1110 links... I have not looked through all of them
But I think it is a bit hard to find .dwg-files...
Here is one with a lot of stuff but it is .max not .dwg
http://www.mr-cad.com/default.php?cPath=38
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thank you for the herman miller link. what extensions do the files need to have to be used in revit?
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well you can import dwg & dxf files...and a lot of 3d programs can export to dwg. I know for a fact that Form-Z can and MaxLloyd's tutorial on revitcity says that you can export to dwg from 3DS Max...
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ok thanks a lot. if anyone else knows of anymore places to dl these files please post up a link!
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I had a look out for free 3D-models. Many models are in the .max-file format.
So I tried to search for a file-converter for .max to dxf or to .dwg.
I did NOT find any! So if someone finds a free converter from max to dxf or dwg so please - the link!
OK! I found something.
http://www.neeneenee.de/vrml/downloads.html
Here you can find seven converters but no free one for max to dxf/dwg
There are free ones for 3DS to DXF/DWG
Have a look around on this site. This site is for X3D eaarlier called VRML.
Have a look also on eg. VRML-plugins some of them are for X3D and you can show your Revit 3D-model in a web-browser. There is a X3D-exporter for 3DStudio Max. This is not an easy world to master. It is a Babylonian-world but have a try...
X3D is very interesting because it is a W3C STANDARD
that can be used to save drawing in SECURE-.format because the drawings are saved as plain text readable in eg. Notepad. I REALLY hope that Revit will make it possible to export and also import in X3D-format. You can read more here: http://revitcity.com/forums.php?action=viewthread&thread_id=520
X3D-tools you find here:
http://www.web3d.org/applications/tools/
Here you can have a look for converters:
http://www.3dlinks.com/links.cfm?categoryid=1&subcategoryid=11
And here are also converters not only for VRML:
http://vrmlworks.crispen.org/convert.html
Crossroads you can use to convert betwwen 3DS and DXF
http://www.europa.com/~keithr/crossroads/
To find free models you can go to: http://www.3dlinks.com/
and Search for: free models
and you will get some pages with links
Just as an example: free .max-models: http://www.cad-com.net/cc_model_X.php
And here free 3D-objects: http://www.3dlinks.com/oldsite/objects_free.cfm
This converter perhaps is interesting to someone:
http://www.cad2cad.com/en/dtpexpress.htm
I have used it for converting DWG to EMF to import the EMF file into FLASH
There is demoversions that can be used with a little smartness just deleting the demo.-text!
If someone finds a DWG/DXF free converter to SWF the file format of FLASH
I am very interested...
The only I have found for DWG-to-SWF convertion is: http://www.vecta3d.com/
These furniture is not free furniture but they are for Accurender 3 - can be interesting for Revit 7 that will support Accurender 3:
http://www.abscissa.net/views.htm
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