Select export scheme as 2004 Lines, then click Edit Schemes.ģ. dxf (both file types have the same export properties).Ģ. dwg import capabilities for free, but these versions are no longer available through Sketchup’s website (you must search the web).ġ. There are earlier versions of SketchUp (v 7.1) that have. dwg/.dxf import is only compatible with Pro versions of Sketchup, which requires a license. Check this video out for some tips Īdvantages: The model maintains layer information when imported into Sketchup.ĭisadvantages. Once you get your model in, there are likely to be geometric issues that need to be cleaned up before the analysis is as accurate as it can be in Sefaira.
Follow these steps to minimize file size and optimize the model for import into SketchUp. However, they do show up if I create a new 3D view.SketchUp is capable of importing two file types from Rhino: AutoCAD (.dwg /.dxf) and 3DS Max files (.3ds). Workaround: the problem seems to go away in Enscape when I select all plants and ‘Pick New Host’, but I haven’t found a reliable way to make them re-appear in existing Revit 3D views. ISSUE 2: Some LandFX plants disappear from Revit 3D views and Enscape after closing Revit and re-opening the file. Also, seems like a very 'hacky' solution, and requires some trial and error.Īm I missing something? Is there a better way? Problem: Plant symbols now appear much larger than desired in Revit plan and elevation views, meaning that this solution works for renderings but not for drawings. Workaround: Edit the plant's type properties to increase the width to a much larger number. ISSUE 1: When viewed in Enscape, plants are surprisingly small. Running into a couple of issues and wondering if I'm using things incorrectly or if there are workarounds. First off, really excited about the Revit plugin! Thanks LandFX team!!
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