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I need to use a Sketch-Up model as a background for my Revit 2010 model. I can import the file by Insert>Import CAD or Insert>Link CAD but I can't cut sections or view it in plan. I tried to insert it as a mass by Massing & Site>In-Place Mass> then Import CAD or Link CAD, but I can Finish Mass. (Error message - This family instance has too many edges and faces. Remove unnecessary geometry or split the instance into multiple instances.) Any ideas?
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Quincer, look in your HELP menu what you can do and what you CAN'T do with SketchUp files...
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I Hope and I Wish to LEARN more, and more, and more.... REVIT |
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