Limitations of SketchUp Data Imported to Revit

Revit treats the data imported from Trimble® SketchUp® as a large block of geometry that resists being manipulated (in the ways that you can usually manipulate geometry that is native to Revit). However, you can change the layer settings from Trimble® SketchUp®. (For example, to assign colors or materials on a by-layer basis, click Manage tabSettings panelObject Styles, and change settings on the Imported Objects tab.)

When you import a Trimble® SketchUp® design into a Revit mass family and then load the mass family into a Revit project, you can convert mass faces (from the design) into walls, floors, and roofs. (See Importing Massing Studies from Other Applications.)