Notice: This user guide is based on the legacy connector.
We recommend using our new connectors instead, as they are easier to use and actively maintained. This legacy documentation may not be up to date.
Legacy Speckle supports versions:
After successfully installing the Revit connector for Speckle, let’s send your first data from Revit to Speckleverse.
We have renamed some core concepts in Speckle to be more widely understandable.
Before sending data from Revit, it is important to determine where you want to send the data. You can create a Speckle project & model using the web interface or the Revit Connector UI. We’ll cover how to create those using the Connector UI.
Next, you need to decide what you want to send from Revit. To help you select which elements will be sent to Speckle, we’ve built various filters into our Revit connector. Once a filter is set, just click Send and all objects passing the filter will be sent to your Project.Let’s review each of filter.
Sends all supported model elements, family types, levels, project information etc. The everything filter covers graphical and non-graphical elements in the model.
Filters are used to selectively extract specific model elements based on predefined logical conditions. In the given image, for instance, Speckle will identify and send all elements that passes the selected filter.
The project info filter lets you add non-graphical elements, such as Levels, Views (2D & 3D), Family Types (their properties, not geometry), and Project Information.