When converting SketchUp 3D models to Autodesk Revit the most important steps are the initial ones performed within SketchUp. No matter how simple a model is, it is good to think of how it will be used, and how the layers and layer names will later affect the Revit model.
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Scoop.it!
There have been many posts about how you can control Sketchup materials in Revit using Object Styles. However, this relies on the existence of different layers for each distinct material in the original file. If you have an SKP file and would like to create the layers you need (without using Sketchup itself), you can use this method: 
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Scoop.it!
Wondering if there is a workflow around or tried with any success that has the basic modeling of a family happening in something like SKETCHUP and...
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