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Forums >> General Discussion >> Revit ROI >> How to achieve smooth edges?
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Hi All,
Please see attached, screenshot relating to the following issue.
I have imported a 3D structure originally generated in AutoCAD, into my Revit model. However, both when in AutoCAD and in Revit, the curved structure i segmented. I am assuming this is not a Revit issue as it is segmented in AutoCAD before importing into Revit - Does anyone have any idea/advice as to how I can get this structure to achieve smooth curves rather than segmented angular lines as seen in the screenshot.
Thank you in advance.
Wayne
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Create that directly in Revit and not Autocad and you'll not have that problem.
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