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Is there a way for me to use sketch up files in revit? I dont have the sketchup application due to me being on a school computer and they dont allow us to download files. is there a way that i could open a sketch up file in revit? or is it only possible with Sketch up program?
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Two different programs. Edit sketchup only in sketchup. But you can insert sketchup into Revit - best through a family.
If the sketchup is a building then I strongly suggest you create it from revit elements.
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I am trying to import a couple components (saddle racks, bridals, saddles, and horse models) into revit for a Barn plan. and i can only find them in google warehouse because revit doesnt have any. I already have the building made on revit and i just need the things to fill it up.
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how do i import them to revit? i do Not have the sketch up program though. is it still possible to import sketchup files to revit?
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It is called import.......
All of this is described in your HELP.
Start a generic family and import...
But you can't do anything if you don't at least try to do something.
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I've dragged and dropped a Sketchup file into Revit before. Again, into a family so you at least have a little control over it. Otherwise, export the sketchup as .dwg and LINK it in or bring it into a family file. Apply materials and away you go.
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Check the following:
http://wikihelp.autodesk.com/Revit/enu/2012/Help/Revit_User's_Guide/0066-Start_a_66/0072-Using_In72/0076-Importin76/0079-Importin79
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