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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> misleading import of NURBS!!
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hi all,
have a look a this site:
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?siteID=123112&id=5106083
under chapter Revit Building Maker it says:
import NURBs and convert it into masses,
anyone tried this? for example an double curved facade import as ACIS or IGEs and convert it into masses? if this was possible then the world would shiver over here 
so far i have seen revit only can make simple solids and no double curved elements, like a sweep WITH a trajectory AND an profile consisting of a spline for example. even is you use a spline in revit you cannot close it, you have to implement a line to connect both ends.
is there a way?
vectorworks can do nurbs!
grtz
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ok in arch 2008, it's possible now, but somehow the tesselation of the NURBS surface into a mesh in REVIT is so densed that my performance is being killed. is there a possibility to to change the tesselation? E
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