Thu, at 5:49:58 PM | Importing Sketchup into Revit it didn't work for me, but that at least gave me a different error message. Try saving the sketchup file to version 3 too. dwg worked in Revit! Crazy work around, but it worked. Anybody's help would be greatly appreciatedДЇri, at 6:17:25 AM | Importing Sketchup into RevitДЇor that particulr file, I ended up asking my friend who uses VectorWorks to import it directly from SketchUp, then export it to. Not sure if this has anything to do with it though. In Revit's program folder there is an executable labeled SketchUpWrapper.exe, but I cannot run the file. Wed, at 5:02:26 PM | Importing Sketchup into Revit but I don't think my computer is infected with virus.ДЄny other thoughts? (I'm using SketchUP Pro7 and Revit Architecture 2009.) It seems like W1ZYWIG (on another thread) had similar issues and he resolved it by cleaning up his computer.

I tried to follow the link for Suitability of Imported Geometry on this thread, but it's a dead link now. That does not work either.(I just get 2D import rather than 3D dxf file then tried to import it into Revit. skp file either - even if it's just one rectangular box. At first, I thought it's the file problem, but I cannot even seem to import a very simple. The error message does not give me a reason why I cannot import. Hi, I've read the tutorial and several threads posted here regarding importing sketchup file into Revit, but I am still getting an error message that says, 'cannot import _(file name)_'. Thu, at 4:16:23 AM | Importing Sketchup into Revit I'm using the latest Skepchup and Revits builds. I keep getting this error when I try to load a simple SKP test file either into an inplace mass family or a regular mass family. Sat, at 6:25:55 PM | Importing Sketchup into Revit

Wed, at 3:37:49 PM | Importing Sketchup into RevitДЄlso check out this thread and the DGCAD video tutorial 'RevitВ has to be implemented, Not installed.' There is also a tutorial on this in the Revit tutorials section Wed, at 3:31:39 PM | Importing Sketchup into Revit In the Import/Link dialog, navigate to the directory containing the file.Click File menu Import/Link CAD Formats.See Using the Mass Editor or Creating an In-Place Family. Exploded SketchUp models should import at the correct scale. Scaling: Groups or components that have been scaled in their entirety with the SketchUp Scaling tool may be incorrectly scaled when imported to Revit Building.SketchUp and Massing: Not all SketchUp imports are appropriate to massing.

See Cuttable and Non Cuttable Family Categories. Cut planes: Imports cannot be cut by a cut plane unless imported into a cuttable family category.SketchUp properties: The following SketchUp properties are currently not supported in Revit Building import: Texture Image Maps, Transparency, вЂњSmoothвЂќ Curved Surfaces, Text and Dimensions, Raster Images, and saved вЂњPagesвЂќ.If faces are flipped and painted differently in SketchUp, they may not display the correct material in Revit Building. If there is material on both sides of the surface, Revit Building applies the Face 1 material to both sides. Two-sided surfaces: If a material/color is assigned to only one side of a surface in SketchUp, Revit Building applies the material/color to both sides of the surface by default.When importing SketchUp files, keep these considerations in mind: For more information, see Suitability of Imported Geometry. TIP:Make sure you import the geometric data needed for the Revit Building capability you plan to use.

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