Hi, I was wondering if Revit can do the editing well from imported 3ds Max 3d models. And are the textures from 3ds Max also imported to Revit? Your answer will be much appreciated
Most often you go the other way around, Revit>3D Max. Max works with a geometry which is not categorised as in BIM software, so I will not suggest you that workflow at all
@@arkiteasy I see. I am still learning about the Revit basics, and I have been a CAD (for blueprint drawings) and Max (for 3d related use: modeling, rendering) user for quite some time. My main purpose of learning Revit is to create good drawing presentation, esp the isometric with materials applied which I find it very inefficient to do it in CAD. And also for drawing efficiency purpose. Thank you again for your response. I might have some questions regarding to this in the future but for now I need to finish learning my Revit basics first PS. Actually, your channel is what I am looking for the most because I mostly handle interior projects
You can do in Revit way more things so I suggest you to make your Revit focus wider 😊 If you hear thoughts that Revit is not so handy for interiors simply don’t listen to it, it’s great actually. By the way, in case you didn’t do it yet, join our community of architects, it’s free and we have there free Revit training
Excellent Guide Sir... 🙏 I am very new learner in Revit and I found your channel is very helpful thanks a lot.. May god bless you !
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Hi, I was wondering if Revit can do the editing well from imported 3ds Max 3d models. And are the textures from 3ds Max also imported to Revit? Your answer will be much appreciated
Most often you go the other way around, Revit>3D Max. Max works with a geometry which is not categorised as in BIM software, so I will not suggest you that workflow at all
@@arkiteasy I see. I am still learning about the Revit basics, and I have been a CAD (for blueprint drawings) and Max (for 3d related use: modeling, rendering) user for quite some time. My main purpose of learning Revit is to create good drawing presentation, esp the isometric with materials applied which I find it very inefficient to do it in CAD. And also for drawing efficiency purpose.
Thank you again for your response. I might have some questions regarding to this in the future but for now I need to finish learning my Revit basics first
PS. Actually, your channel is what I am looking for the most because I mostly handle interior projects
You can do in Revit way more things so I suggest you to make your Revit focus wider 😊
If you hear thoughts that Revit is not so handy for interiors simply don’t listen to it, it’s great actually. By the way, in case you didn’t do it yet, join our community of architects, it’s free and we have there free Revit training
@@arkiteasy awesome. I'm gonna check it out