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I have found a few old RPC files lurking in my old Microstation folders. Can anybody point me to tutorials etc on how to add these into revit.
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Are the RPC's actually IN microstation?
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Hi, they are located in the folders associated with materials etc. I can add an rpc image into a revit existing image, like a tree etc. but of course the 2D and line work, remains as a tree until rendered, then it become the rpc image... a tree, becomes a chair 
I guess I have to create the line work - model and use the rpc. I am looking to see where the origial 3D cells are. I haven't used Ustn in years, so I just have to trawl through the folders. Then maybe export them out as dwg blocks and then back into revit etc.
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