Rhinoceros Surfaces Vs Importation in Revit This is an option to model complex geometry families in Revit. – Import the Rhino geometry (sat or dwg formats) into a Family in Revit. This is the best option to convert the geometry imported into native elements in Revit (floors, walls, ceilings and curtain walls). – Import the Rhino geometry (sat or dwg formats) into a Mass in Revit. This option is a valid one for volume reference in Revit, using the imported geometry without material properties. – Direct import of the Rhino geometry (sat or dwg formats) into Revit scenery. Thinking about the possible workflows between Rhinoceros and Revit, we point out these three options as the main ones: Most times we will use Revit as the main platform of work and just will need Rhinoceros to model complex geometry (mostly surfaces) that would be really hard to do in Revit. So working with both programs in a properly way can easily implement and optimize our work. While Rhinoceros is a good option for modelling complex surfaces and geometries with precision, Revit is a high quality program for modelling with information. Rhinoceros and Revit are programs with different properties. Why would we use a workflow between Rhinoceros to Revit?
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