Open up a new Revit file and receive your pipe network with the Speckle Revit connector. You can receive your pipe network with our Grasshopper and Dynamo connectors and retrieve element properties directly if you'd like to use them for your fancy computational or generative scripts! name, description, and its network nameĬlick the "Open in Browser" button on the top right of your stream in the Civil 3D Speckle connector, and check out these properties in your web browser! Or take a peek at the example pipe network here:.a display mesh representing the volume of the pipeĪdditional properties specific to Civil3D are also added if they exist:.When you send a C3D pipe to Speckle, a Speckle pipe is created with the following basic properties:
Select your network elements, and send them to a stream! Explore your network properties on the web Open up your Civil 3D file with pipe network elements, or download our sample file. Send your Civil 3D pipe network with Speckle We'll take a look at sending pipes and connecting structures from Civil3D, exploring their properties on the web, and receiving them as pipes and direct shapes in Revit. You can receive these elements in any Speckle connector software as native elements if that software supports them, or as a mesh if not. Speckle treats pipe network elements as geometry objects with additional properties attached - we refer to these as BIM elements. If you are not familiar with the basics of sending and receiving models with Speckle Civil 3D or Revit, we strongly recommend following our Getting Started tutorials first before coming back to this one! It takes less than 3 minutes!įor a comprehensive overview of this connector, check our docs 📚! To follow along with this tutorial, you will need to register with Speckle and install the required connectors 🔌. Did you know you can send your C3D pipe networks to Revit as pipe families? Coordination between civil engineers, structural engineers, and architects just got easier with the Speckle C3D connector: extract network pipes and their connecting structures with comprehensive data properties, and recreate entire networks in Revit with just a few clicks!
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