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Joined: Wed, Mar 23, 2005
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i usually use VIZ or MAX to generate complex surfaces. the question is: how can i import them in revit??? VIZ does not have an acis .sat export option......
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Check and make sure that the .dwg export saves Nurbs.
As I understand it the newest 2006(2005?) dwg has this capability....
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find acis out plugin for 3ds Max/VIZ, can't seem to find a free one, so maybe look at polytrans f.i.
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export as .igs open with Rhino3d, export from rhino ....
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