![]() I experimented with using a generic scale factor to compensate but concluded that a global parameter in the Revit model gives the best results. If you are going to print your windows you will need to be careful of glass thicknesses (and any other fine detail such as railings) as they will scale down to being so thin they are unprintable. Of course, you would need to use your solid rooms method to infill behind in this instance. ![]() This will give you time savings in printing and reduce the amount of meshes you’re exporting (unless you have enormous spans like an aircraft hanger). ![]() ![]() I have found that leaving the inside of the model hollow isn’t a problem, the printer can mostly create the floors and roofs by printing on thin-air. ![]()
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