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Revit link to 3D Max

Discussion started by susanad

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Hi!

How do you link a Revit file to 3D Max? Do you use the inner function for that or do you export first to an fbx file? What are de advantages of one and the other? Are they really different or one of the same (just a different name)?

Posted over 8 years ago

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flat-3d

Posted over 8 years ago

Try this link: http://docs.autodesk.com/3DSMAX/16/ENU/3ds-Max-Help/index.html?query=revit
Autodesk does seem to have a lot of compatibility problems between its own software. Another option may be for you to export to FBX.