Here is a quick tip....
we liked in the shell of a building into our model as we were working on the interior design.
We could not create room spaces where the room was bound by the Revit Linked model.
If you select the Revit link under the type Properties you'll find the check box for Room bounding is unchecked by default. Check this box and you'll be able to now use the linked Revit model objects as room bounding...
I personally think that this should be on by default not off.....
we liked in the shell of a building into our model as we were working on the interior design.
We could not create room spaces where the room was bound by the Revit Linked model.
If you select the Revit link under the type Properties you'll find the check box for Room bounding is unchecked by default. Check this box and you'll be able to now use the linked Revit model objects as room bounding...
I personally think that this should be on by default not off.....
