How to export Revit elements in fine detail mode to a Rhino file

[Jack_Ma]

How to export Revit elements in fine detail mode to a Rhino file, and organize elements from different project phases into designated layers in Rhino.

[Muhammad_Saqlain_Awa (Muhammad Saqlain Awan)]

You can use Element Geometry Component

[Jack_Ma]

This is indeed feasible. May I ask how to export families as blocks when exporting from Rhino, so that identical families are treated as one type of block?

[kike (Kike Garcia)]

Hi @Jack_Ma,

This should do something similar to what you are asking for.

RiR-BakeWithPhasing.gh (17.1 KB)

[Japhy]

@Jack_Ma

May I ask how to export families as blocks when exporting from Rhino, so that identical families are treated as one type of block?

Baking Revit Families do come in as their respective Blocks.

[Jack_Ma]

Thank you for the idea, but exporting generic models to Rhino takes a long time and doesn’t allow pushing DirectShapes.

[Jack_Ma]

Hi Japhy,
How can I write in the block names and colors?

[Japhy]

Hi Jack_Ma,

I’ll need a bit more info to be able to help correctly.

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[Jack_Ma]

Thank you, Japhy. After restarting, it’s no longer lagging—maybe the software had been running for too many days. I’m now able to export blocks smoothly.