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Hey all
Is there any way to bring 3DS Max objects into Revit and they keep their assigned materials etc? I'm 99% sure this isn't possible, but thought I would just check.
The reason behind this question is we are show casing our Revit models in VR (Virtual Reality) to clients and the amount of good quality furniture in Revit is obviously not as detailed as what you can get in 3DS.
Also does anyone have any good websites to purchase premium Revit individual families off (Like Turbo Squid)? Doesn't look like there is much out there?
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I believe it is only one-way - Revit>3DSMax but maybe your question is best answered here.
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