However at 100MB per TIFF image, 180k TIFF images would take up 17TB of disk space - something I do not have nor want to buy. One way is to export in LR TIFF images of all my files that I have adjusted. Since I do not have the time or energy to readjust 180k photos, I need to find a way to make this more seamless. I mention this because if I am to move these files to C1, I will lose 90% of my adjustments (I know because I tried to import it using a small subset of my photos - in most cases the images do not look even close to what they did in LR, and I understand that is due to the limited adjustments C1 can import from LR).
#Importing jpg formz professional#
What I like about the RAW workflow, for me as a non professional photographer, is that it reduces disk space usage and allows me to nondestructively adjust images. I have about 180,000 photos that I have painstakingly adjusted in LR. However, when I try this I get an error message "some SAT elements were lost during import" and then there's nothing there.As have mentioned elsewhere, I am trying to transition from LR to C1.
#Importing jpg formz software#
I've also heard that a formz model can be exported with true parametric ACIS objects to other software (for example the way formz can open dwg ACIS solid or surface objects and be manipulated within formz) using SAT format. I just wonder if there is a possibility of going the other way. I was able to bring them in and edit face and object elements in formz. I have created simple models using revit walls and roof elements and imported them into formz with success. I don't expect it to report coordination and relationship conflict errors and change management like a B.I.M. And certainly I'd like to be able to place it precisely into the revit model so that it reports accurately in section, plan and elevation views.
What I'd like to be able to do is open a formz model component (like the stair example I used) and be able to at least edit the surface style (material) or lineweight of the object in revit.
#Importing jpg formz how to#
I am a bit new at revit so any advice you may have as to how to do this would be appreciated. I will look into importing elements into generic family files. Technology to Visualize and Realize Solutionsįirst, thanks for your thoughtful reply. This doen't solve the problem of imported objects conversion to system families, but enables creation of libraries for repeditive usage of standard family content. Have you tried importing your FormZ into DWG and them importing the DWG into a generic family file. The fact that Revit understands and manages relationships between system elements/components is one of the basic differences that other software cannot create true functioning and analytical building elements/components that can be imported into and converted directly. FormZ does not create bi-directional 3D parametric elements/components nor uses a parametric change management method for coordiingating and managing the complex relationships between building elements/components. Then FormZ is not a true BIM software solution, but a general purpose solid and surface modeling software. True, creating some system family content is more challeging in Revit than in FormZ or Rhino, etc. That would be an ideal world, were every CAD or modeling software could freely exchange and translate its graphical 3D geometry and parametric data.
System elements/components are interally parametric objects unique to the respective Revit tool and have no method of translating 3D objects from other file formats. Also, as in your example, when you import the roof, floor, wall, ceiling, stair or ramp 3D models, there is no way to convert them to be a Revit system element or component. Understand that when you import a 3D DWG model, you are importing an static 3D geometry, which is not editable in Revit.
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