Imported the XYZ to Recap, and used decimation at 50mm (note, there is a Recap update at ).Imported OBJ to MeshMixer, exported to XYZ as per this guide.Imported to 3dsMax, cleaned it up a bit, exported to OBJ using Deep Creator preset.Downloaded an SKP of something interesting.

Here’s what I did (this is a failed workflow): Upon opening an OBJ file, Memento will create an associated RCM (Recap mesh) in the same folder. Ok, now that you have installed it… I previously explored point cloud geometry workflows at:

fix topology or texture issues (holes, spikes, tunnels, particles, etc.) prior to downstream use.

allows users to easily (?) fix meshes for digital use or fabrication.

Import and Export formats: OBJ and RCM (Recap).

Can Memento help me with this? Answer – not really. However, aside from overall size it will be more difficult to handle any kind of parametric modification of the content.Īrchvision obj, rpc, rpc creator No Commentsįor some time, I have been looking for a way to get 3D geometry from any format, make it into a nice, Revit-friendly SAT and then use it in massing or visualizations. Do I have highly detailed content that I want to render? The above will likely be quicker than modelling in vanilla Revit family geometry, and the result will be lightweight. There are a few more steps from here, but I will refer you to this page that will give you more details.īasically, you will need to consider the detail and quality of your content, as well as its purpose.

Then you should be able to access the ‘Creator’ at.

Just head over to and login with your Archvision account details.

Prepare an obj file following these steps. Place this in the correct location, and you can use that RPC directly in Revit. You can upload a 3D file and the service will generate a 3D RPC. Archvision have a new beta 3D RPC creator service available.

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