Hi there, I'm fairly new to Revit and modeling in general, so let me know if my question doesn't make sense.
I have a model of a (fairly simple) building created by hand in Revit, consisting only of flat planes. What I need to do is export the coordinates of each vertex that makes up each plane. For example, for one side of a rectangular wall I would have 4 coordinates.
Is there a function in Revit that can handle this? I don't care what the coordinates are relative to, as long as they are all equally scaled and relative to the same thing.
I can export to .dwg and import to AutoCAD, and from AutoCAD I can see each vertex and its coordinates by mousing over them. However AutoCAD's export functions don't seem to have a good way to do this either.
Any help at all would be greatly appreciated!
I have a model of a (fairly simple) building created by hand in Revit, consisting only of flat planes. What I need to do is export the coordinates of each vertex that makes up each plane. For example, for one side of a rectangular wall I would have 4 coordinates.
Is there a function in Revit that can handle this? I don't care what the coordinates are relative to, as long as they are all equally scaled and relative to the same thing.
I can export to .dwg and import to AutoCAD, and from AutoCAD I can see each vertex and its coordinates by mousing over them. However AutoCAD's export functions don't seem to have a good way to do this either.
Any help at all would be greatly appreciated!
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