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Hi all
Will Revit bring a completed toposurface into the Conceptual Mass environment? I've just had a look and the 'Link Revit' button is greyed out.
If toposurface can brought in ... what is the method?
Thanks in advance.
Rhys
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If this is a topo in another Revit project, just link it in from a plan view. It is not a conceptual element and you can not modify it in the conceptual environment.
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Hi WW
I went into a plan view when in the conceptual mass environment, but the link Revit section was still greyed out. It will let me bring in a dwg file, but I've already made the toposurface in normal Revit.
Cheers
rhys
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