How to import a Civil toposurface in Revit
Revit is not able to read Civil surfaces directly. However, there are two approaches you can take to bring these surfaces from Civil into Revit:
- Use the new Link Topography command (Revit 2019.1 and later)
- Simplify the Civil topography to AutoCAD standard data, and import:
- Export the Civil 3D drawing to standard AutoCAD format EXPORTTOAUTOCAD.
Note: It is recommended to simplify a copy of the original Civil drawing before exporting it to AutoCAD with only the minimum objects required to bring into Revit. - Once you have done the Export from Civil 3D, link the DWG file in Revit then apply create the Toposurface:
- Go to a 3d View
- From the "Massing and Site" ribbon tab choose "Toposurface"
- From the "Modify | Edit Surface" ribbon tab choose "Create from Import > Select Import Instance"
- Now select the linked DWG file
- When the layer list appears click on "Check None" then select only the layer(s) containing the toposurface you wish to import - Note that if you have multiple toposurfaces it is recommended to import one by one by repeating the process and choosing every time a single layer containing the surface
- Click OK when done then click on the "Finish Surface" button in the Edit Surface ribbon tab to complete the creation of your toposurface.
- Export the Civil 3D drawing to standard AutoCAD format EXPORTTOAUTOCAD.
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