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Clean Problematic Rhino Geometry Before Export Export Rhino Geometry as SAT Export 2D Rhino Lines as DWG for Revit Import SAT Mass into Revit (Correct Method)Align Project Units and Scaling Handle Incorrect Placement or Scale Import Multiple Masses (Context + Project)Use DWG as 3D or 2D Reference in Revit Importing Rhino Geometry to Revit (Context & Project)Generating Floors from Imported Mass Install the ArchiTool Rhino2Revit Plugin and Run Your First Import Prepare Rhino Layers So the Classifier Maps Them Correctly Verify Your Export in 3D Before It Ever Reaches Revit Read the Import Report and Fix What Didn't Transfer

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Import SAT Mass into Revit (Correct Method)

The SAT mass imported into a Revit in-place mass — the correct way.

Open Massing & Site → In-Place Mass.
Name the mass.
Use Insert → Import CAD inside Mass mode.
Select SAT with Internal Origin + Centimeters.
Finish Mass.

Note

SAT files imported outside the Mass Editor will not allow Mass Floors.

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Export 2D Rhino Lines as DWG for Revit

2D Rhino linework exported as DWG for use inside Revit views.

Align Project Units and Scaling

Rhino and Revit agreeing on units so nothing lands 1000× too big.

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