If you choose Base point as the Insertion Point, then 'project North' is taken into account.The Lumion exporter settings let you define one of those as the Insertion Point in Lumion. In Revit, you can mark the Base Point and Survey Point in your project.

Options for which setting is dependent on use of either LiveSync (direct/live) or Export to Lumion as above in section 2. These Settings vary from those available for LiveSync. Ģ.2.2: Select the desired export options:Ģ.2.3: If you hold down the Shift key when clicking on the Export button, you will see more options: This file can be imported directly into Lumion. If you prefer to export your model via a file (or if you are using Lumion 8.0 and older), you can export a Lumion Collada file (.DAE) file from Revit using the Lumion LiveSync for Revit Export button in the palette. DAE format as it is faster and requires fewer resources.Ģ.2: Method B: E xport to Lumion (Collada. We recommend exporting/importing the model via LiveSync rather than via.

(If you are using Lumion 8.0 and older, please see section 2.2 Method B below)Ģ.1.1: Click on the play button to Start LiveSync.Ģ.1.2: Before starting LiveSync you can change the Settings, or click on the Stop button and then change the Settings.Ģ.1.3: If you hold down the Shift key when clicking on the LiveSync Settings (cog) button, you will see more options: Make sure that you have selected a ' Perspective 3D View' in Revit (see also section 5.12 below) before clicking on the LiveSync button. With Lumion LiveSync for Revit and Lumion 8.3 and newer, you can immediately set up a live, real-time visualization of your Revit 2015-2023 model.

Downloads: Download Lumion LiveSync for RevitĢ.1: Method A: LiveSync (direct/live) export/import.

1.1: Please follow the instructions in this article to download and install the plug-in for your version of Lumion and Revit:

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