+1Ability to write to the Autodesk Revit format *.rvt (as opposed to *.ifc)
This may involve having to read in an existing revit file to pick up the schema (fieldnames) of geometry. Geometry / fieldnames could then be mapped from the existing format being read into FME to the revit output format.
If native reading of RVT files is of interest, vote for this idea too.
Revit format is proprietary and changes every single year. Apart from licensing libraries from Autodesk, there is the Teigha BIM Libraries (the same company responsible for the DWG libraries in most 3D software).
That said, I'd suggest focusing on IFC as an open standard format and improve the workflows with that format.
+3Import of IFC cannot produce native Revit objects. To be able to do that we need a .rvt writer. Must have!
+3Import of IFC cannot produce native Revit objects. To be able to do that we need a .rvt writer. Must have!
+26We do know that Revit format is proprietary, but writing to such formats as .rvt would make everything so much easier in the other end, e.g. architechts, engineers, entrepreneurs etc. This goes for .3dm for Rhinoceros and .pln for Archicad as well. I do agree one should concentrate on one format, but in the world we are living in, that is not duable.
We need this Mr Safe Software. The ability to have this for design projects across architects, designers and engineers and GIS people is paramount and would help immeasurably with our integration workflows.
+9Hello, adding on the fileformats with request of writing to Rhinoceros format (.3dm).
+5👋 Hello Voters and Commenters! Safe is trying to gather more information as to why this functionality would be important to you as an FME user, and have put together this survey. If you have few minutes, please fill it out!
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+21The Revit Writer is officially available in FME 2023.0. We've put together a how-to article to help you get started with writing to Revit: Revit Writing in FME Form
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