AB4564 - Revit for Presentations is a good one to start with. This will keep all the CAD junk that is imported out of your family and projects.Įdit: There are also a few presentations on AU that have attached data sets with landscaping items in them. If you go that route, once you have created everything and deleted your CAD symbol, copy all of your Revit objects into a new family of the same type and save. It shouldn't take you more than about 10 minutes per tree type.Family editor only allows you to import CAD. Just start a new family (probably using the Site family template), add the parameters you want to be in the schedule, link the CAD symbol into your family, re-create the linework by using pick lines, and then remove the CAD symbol. I'm going to guess that you've probably already go a pretty good library of CAD tree symbols.

Thats why we take great care to ensure that every model we create is. With over 40+ project experience in BIM you know that accuracy and efficiency are crucial to the success of any project. If you don't want it for any kind of 3D view, but you do want to be able to schedule/design with it, you're going to be better off making your own family. If youre looking to convert Point Cloud and 2D CAD files into a 3D Revit Model and make your building BIM ready youre at the right place.

If it's just for rendering, you're going to want to use RPC content.

Are you looking for something for a rendering, or for actual landscape (scheduling, layout, etc.) purposes?

Revit garden design