Greenwich Village, Hudson Square, Little Italy, NoHo, SoHo, South Village, West VillageĬhinatown, East Village, Lower East Side, NoHo, Two Bridgesįlatiron, Gramercy Park, Herald Square, Midtown, Midtown South, Murray Hill, Times Square, Union Squareīeekman Place, Gramercy Park, Murray Hill, Peter Cooper Village, Stuyvesant Town, Sutton Place, Tudor City, Turtle Bay Thus, after importing the coordination model in Revit, you will get the city of Amsterdam in your Revit file.īecause Revit will use the Navisworks engine to display the coordination model, navigation is very fast.Battery Park City, Civic Center, Ellis Island, Governors Island, Liberty Island, South Street Seaport, Tribeca, Wall Of course it’s up to you to experiment with these values. In the same dialog box select also “3D Graphics” and lower the “Detail Level” value. You can do this in the application settings of Infraworks. If you do not want to explode your FBX file, lower the detail level for building facades and other assets in Infraworks. Information how to do this can be found here: īut I want to add one additional step into this workflow.
Next step is to export the Infraworks project into an FBX file, load this file into Navisworks and link the Navisworks file into Revit.
Here you can find the information how to do this: įollowing these steps you can get the city of Amsterdam in Infraworks: The basic idea is that using the Model Builder functionality of Infraworks you can select any area of interest in the world, then Infraworks will create the 3D model for you. This means you will need to add extra nodes to create the road surface.īut now with Revit 2018, you have an additional workflow: linking a Navisworks model.
With Dynamo this is possible using the Flux or ELK package but with some drawbacks: roads for example will be represented by their center lines. It was always easy to get the existing terrain in your Revit project: just link a DWG file.īut what if you want see the existing buildings, roads, parcels, …
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