• Build a custom object library using your own Revit wall and furniture types
• Import a Revit project and select which types to add to your library
• Design in Snaptrude using the same wall and furniture types as Revit
• Send a project back to Revit with all types automatically recognized

This is how I build my object library on Snaprude using Revit families so my projects stay consistent as I switch between design and documentation. I'll export this Revit project which contains my custom wall types and typical furniture that I want to use. I'll add it as a team project on Snaprude so I can share it across multiple teams and projects. When the project imports into Snaprude, I'll make sure to select all the wall and furniture types that I want to add to the object library. Once the project is imported, I can view my object libraries here with walls, windows, doors, and furniture. I can continue designing my project on Snapshoot using the same wall types and furniture I would otherwise use in Revit. Once I take this project back to Revit, all these wall and furniture types will be automatically recognized, so I don't lose any of my work. Interested in trying this out? Request access on Snap True to learn