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This will import the Revit file as a link to the original Revit file. This is a one way link, where, any modifications done to the Revit file will be seen in the 3DS Max file, but, not in the opposite direction. So, no modifications done to the model in 3DS will be seen in the model while in Revit. All lights, materials, cameras, geometry in that Revit view will be linked to 3DS Max using this process.
Click on link to watch a step by step tutorial video https://youtu.be/21N4Ke9vHhQ
Items to check while using this process:
- Verify any material brought in from Revit look the way you want them to look in 3DS Max.
- Analyze the geometry of the Revit model in 3DS Max to be sure there are no odd conditions such as: (to name a few)
- Walls are not joining at the corners.
- Floor plans are not protruding through the walls.
- Ceiling materials are on the ceiling and not on the vertical part of the soffit, on the floor, or anywhere else that just doesn't make sense.
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