It's common to export Revit files to .dae format for rendering in Lumion, etc., but I got a whole bunch of textured buildings to use in InfraWorks that I'd like to get into Revit as a mass so I can use the mass floors tool and report rough square footages. I can export from Infraworks straight to .3ds, .fbx, or .imx but none of these import to Revit. I can export the .3ds file to .dwg, but I'd still have to recreate the geometry in Revit. Is there anyway to turn imported geometry into a native Revit mass? Also, would it be possible to preserve the photo textures from the Collada file so that I can eventually replace of of my .dae's in InfraWorks with .rvt's?
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I am able to open the .dae files in 3DS Max and export to various formats. I tried importing both .dwg and .sat into a mass family. Both give me the same warning when I load them into a project: "Mass contains only mesh geometry, which can't be used to compute Mass Floors, volume, or surface area." I want to import this geometry to calculate mass floors. Any other options?
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