Revit files causing enscape crashes how do you handle It?

[twinmotionist1022]

I'm dealing with these huge, messy Revit imports that keep crashing Enscape, and fixing everything feels like it's taking forever! Question, do you have your clients clean up their models before they send them over? Any tips or quality standards you could share would be super helpful

 

[Sinclair.ven]

I'm dealing with these huge, messy Revit imports that keep crashing Enscape, and fixing everything feels like it's taking forever! Question, do you have your clients clean up their models before they send them over? Any tips or quality standards you could share would be super helpful

Yeah, I always ask clients to purge unused stuff and get rid of overly detailed families before sending, huge file size or tons of linked files will choke it fast, I also run a quick audit and disable unnecessary worksets on import, helps a lot

 

[Felizitaz]

Shouldn't it be standard practice for firms to deliver clean, optimized Revit models if they expect visualization work? Why are we still dealing with bloated files that crash Enscape like it's a surprise every time?

 

[smithereens]

@Felizitaz Couldn't agree more, clean models should be a given. It saves so much time and headache when everyone follows basic optimization before sending files over.