What Revit Wants
From a LinkedIn discussion:
normal .ifc file from Tekla with the rebar option ticked and imported it into MicroStation, from there I exported a .sat file of the rebar and inserted it into Revit. Of course this means you can’t modify it in anyway but if all you need it for is to cut sections then works quite well.
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Precast modeling export to Revit | LinkedIn
Are you interested in Tekla to Revit (and back) interoperability? Then check out:
Tekla-Revit Interoperability Forum | LinkedIn
Various plug-ins and workflows are available which may help you coordinate the two systems effectively.
One such workflow focuses on using BCF plugins to coordinate and transmit Comments:
From Highlight and comment directly from Revit into Tekla Structures (and back again) | LinkedIn
Heads-up:
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Ostensibly, they start along the lines of “my firm is implementing new systems, what software should we choose…” Then, very quickly they become a mud-flinging game of mirrors, misdirected passion and other more general angst (Why does Program X hate me?) They are littered with sarcasm, attempted yet misunderstood humour, and a few genuine users who take the time to relate their personal experience.
A great example is this ArchiCAD vs Revit discussion. Please note that it is in the ArchiCAD group (meaning your submissions may be moderated by a pro-ArchiCAD discussion manager).
Another similar discussion:
http://lnkd.in/VtP6GX
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To join, simply log in to your LinkedIn account, and in the Search box select ‘Search Groups’ and type ‘Revit Bloggers’.
Request to join and if you are a Revit Blogger, I will accept your request.
