Need help with Native Revit Extrusion through Rhino.inside

[realtaiwanese]

Hello there,

I am wondering if there is a way I could regenerate these cubes as native revit family extrusions or in-place models that still gives you the control (modifying the profile) in the Revit project environment?

Or, is it possible to first create a Revit family Cube and then relocated them to the desired locations like the image below through Rhino.inside ? I assume I can somehow select the revit family in grasshopper then populate them to the desired locations in Revit. Thank you in advance !

[Japhy]

A great place to get started is the Rhino.Inside.Guide.

Rhino.Inside®.Revit

Rhino.Inside®.Revit

[M.Tarabishy (Mohamed Eltarabishy)]

You can also check this post with similar idea on placing blocks, after going through the above guides to get an understanding…

How to handle a brick screen consisting of several Rhino blocks

I modeled a brick screen wall in Rhino that consists of 4 different brick blocks. I’m trying to figure out the best way to bring this into Revit. Would there be a faster way than a Geometry Direct Shape for the entire wall? My issue is, the wall consists of so many bricks, when I sent it to Revit as a Direct Shape, it took forever to process. I’m wondering if creating a family for each type of block would process faster. If I take that route, I’m not exactly sure how to create a component family…

[realtaiwanese]

Thanks Japhy, I will go through these tutorials again and see if I can find the answer I need !

[realtaiwanese]

Thanks Mohamed, this is very useful information !