I am using the most current version of Rhino and Revit 2018. dwg came closest to my desired outcome of Revit recognizing each different mass assigned to their respective Rhino Layers by the RGB value assigned, but fell short as it seems the Rhino AutoCad Geometry is only recognized as Wire Frame (or to rephrase "just lines") in Revit. dwg - Imported into a new Conceptual Mass Family, Loaded into an Architectural Project, Displays as a Wire Frame while viewed with Realistic, Object Styles (Imported Objects) recognizes each RGB value assigned in Rhino, Renders blank, Can only be viewed as Wire Frame.
sat - Imported into a new Conceptual Mass Family, Loaded into an Architectural Project, Displays as a solid while viewed with Realistic, Object Styles (Imported Objects) recognizes loaded family as one mass. 3dm - Imported into a new Conceptual Mass Family, Loaded into an Architectural Project, Displays as a solid while viewed with Realistic, Object Styles (Imported Objects) recognizes loaded family as one mass. With each of these I have created a family and loaded it into a standard Revit Architectural Project. The ability to link these files lets you keep documents up to date and manage chang es to PDF files and images much more easi ly. In prior releases importing PDF and images was possible and now you can link these files instead. The three file types I have tried so far have been. In Revit 2021, the ability to link PDF and image files was introduced. Each layer also contains one cube side by side in Rhino Model Space. The Rhino model is broken down into 3 layers each with a different RGB Value. I am trying to take a Rhino Modeled Mass and import it to Revit while maintaining all all of its layers (under Object Styles - Imported Objects)
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