The FASTEST way to add site context to your Revit model... 

This Is Woderful. I knew about cad mapper before but your tips on the graphical representation of the context takes it to another level. Thank you and I will be eagerly waiting for more of your videos in the next year. (I am an BIM Architect From Ethiopia)

wow this is absolutely fantastic, i did not know you could do this in Revit, mean i knew about cad mapper however i did not know you could modify the style before hand then once you bring the file in it automatically applies it for you, this is amazing thanks a lot, maybe show us how to do the dashboard you did at the end please?

I just want to point out to you. You should never never import CAD files directly to Revit. You should use “link” model like as Xref.

Super Idea thanks 👍

Amazing thanks, although my create file tab in cadmapper is greyed out and it wont allow me to create a map, any advice?

Hi! How can i generate the shadows like that in buildings

I can't get mesh model in revit as import cad with dxf file

You look like Joe Marler, if he was never introduced to rugby.

not all building return manipulative.. why ?

Thanks, it's great. Once imported using your explanation, how can we generate a Revit topography out of it? I've gone to "Massing & Site/ Toposurface / Create from Import" and get this message: "There are no imported elements in your document. Please use the import tool to import the desired objects and then add them to the site"

Have you tried using Autodesk Forma? I thought it was also pretty easy way to add context to Revit model, and also make some changes in it. If you did, maybe could show some comparison?

Love this tutorial !

question. 1. How do you label your topolines with that map? Doesn't see it as topo.

this is absolutely amazing. tons to thanks.

Hi there, love the video! How did you get the roads and pathways to be a solid colour/material? When I make changes to Object Styles/Imported Families, only the lines change colour.